Parc Henry Chabert
In the south of Lyon, Parc Henry Chabert, formerly Parc de Gerland or Parc du Confluent, has taken the place of a former industrial site. Devoted to leisure and sport, it is recognised as a 'jardin remarquable'. A contemporary park with generous opening hours, for moving or catching your breath.
From industrial site to park
Parc de Gerland Henry-Chabert lies in the south of the city on a former industrial site. It is devoted to leisure and sport over nearly 18 hectares, according to the French Wikipedia. On 19 December 2019 the city council decided to name it after the politician Henry Chabert (1945-2017).
A park by Corajoud
The park is recognised as a 'jardin remarquable'. Construction began in 1996, and the first two phases, completed in 2000 and 2006, were carried out by landscape architect Michel Corajoud. A fine example of contemporary landscape design in Lyon.
Getting there and hours
From 15 April to 14 October: 6:30-22:30. From 15 October to 14 April: 6:30-20:30. The park is in the Gerland district and continues into the Parc des Berges du Rhône, so two walks can be linked.
Frequently asked questions
What are the opening hours of Parc Henry Chabert?
15 April-14 October: 6:30-22:30; 15 October-14 April: 6:30-20:30.
What was it called before?
Parc de Gerland, also called Parc du Confluent.
Where is it?
In the south of Lyon, in the Gerland district.
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