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Parc de Bercy

Parc de Bercy (park, 12th arrondissement): €929k of City money since 2010, 31 Paris Council deliberations and municipal bulletin extracts, every fact linked to its source.

Source: Conseil de Paris, Bulletin municipal officiel, opendata.paris.fr, data as of 13 September 2026.

929k €
paid by the City for this place since 2010

The Parc de Bercy is a set of three gardens located in the Bercy neighbourhood of the 12th arrondissement of Paris, between the Palais omnisports de Paris-Bercy and the Bercy Village shopping and dining centre, on the site of the former Bercy warehouses. Wikipedia ↗

What the City funds here

Works and renovation
929k €
paid · 2015–2022
One building project paid, from the City’s published accounts.
3 contracts signed in 2021–2023, 459 k € ceiling

31 k € in 2015 · 72 k € in 2022

2010

Click a year for its amount and the Conseil de Paris decision.

A contract amount is a ceiling: what was actually paid on it is not published by the City.

What the Paris Council said about it

6 moments chosen from the 45 deliberations read.

JUNE 2024The City decides to close the coach stationAhead of the Games, deputy mayor David Belliard stated that the City had decided to close the Bercy-Seine coach station, whose traffic was degrading the park.SEPTEMBER 2019The park turned into a waiting roomA rejected motion denounced the park having "become a train-station concourse" since the coaches were moved to Bercy-Seine; the City said it had invested more than €1 million in its renovation.SEPTEMBER 20172.5 hectares of parkland at stakeA motion by Danielle Simonnet asked for an alternative to the "Arena 2", which she said would take 2.5 hectares from the park for the Games; the executive opposed it.MARCH 2007Rollerskating wins, basketball losesThe Council authorized covering the roller park and adopted a motion to study a ball-games area, after the basketball court gave way to rollerskating.JANUARY 2003The signature footbridge finally gets a dateDeputy mayor Denis Baupin announced the timetable for the footbridge to the quai François-Mauriac (construction in 2004, delivery in early 2006), entrusted to architect Dietmar Feichtinger.JUNE 19996,500-year-old dugout canoes beneath the parkThe Council fitted out the archaeological repository "Les jardins de la Mémoire", beneath the great terrace, which houses the remains of the Neolithic excavations at Bercy.
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