Parc de Belleville
A hillside park with a broad Paris view. Come for a change of perspective and give yourself time to explore the paths below.
Outdoors Paris
Big slopes and a generous stretch of green in the 19th. Restoration closes the central area, including the Temple de la Sibylle.
Plan this as a walk through the parts of the park that are open. The slopes can make a short outing feel substantial, so choose your route with the energy you have rather than the distance on a map.
Entry is free, but extensive restoration means the central area and the Temple de la Sibylle are closed. Follow barriers and the City’s current works notice; do not plan on reaching the temple. Closing times vary seasonally. The 2014 photograph predates the current works and does not indicate which paths are accessible today.
Practical details last checked 20 Sept 2026
55 rue de Crimée, 75019, Paris
The City says reduced-mobility access is limited to some areas. Steep terrain and restoration closures affect route choices.
Opening hours have not been confirmed. Check the official website before visiting.
55 rue de Crimée
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)A hillside park with a broad Paris view. Come for a change of perspective and give yourself time to explore the paths below.
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