Parc Éli-Lotar

This Aubervilliers park is named after photographer and film-maker Éli Lotar, a figure of the 1930s avant-garde. It is one of the structuring green spaces of a town long shaped by industry and short on nature.

Lawns, young trees and walkways make it a neighbourhood space rather than a tourist destination, useful for a breather between the Canal Saint-Denis and the town centre. Tip: pair it with the church of Notre-Dame-des-Vertus and the Quatre-Chemins market to get a feel for today's Aubervilliers.

Frequently asked questions about Parc Éli-Lotar

Where is Parc Éli-Lotar located?

Parc Éli-Lotar is located in Aubervilliers, just outside Paris, in the Aubervilliers area. It is easy to reach on foot from the main landmarks nearby and fits naturally into a walking tour around Paris.

Is Parc Éli-Lotar free to visit?

Yes, Parc Éli-Lotar is free to visit — no ticket required.

How long does a visit to Parc Éli-Lotar take?

Plan around 35 minutes to enjoy Parc Éli-Lotar at a relaxed pace — a little more in high season or if you want to take photos.

What are the opening hours of Parc Éli-Lotar?

Tous les jours · 8h – coucher du soleil (horaires saisonniers). These hours are indicative — check public holidays and exceptional closures before you go.

Is Parc Éli-Lotar suitable for children?

Yes, Parc Éli-Lotar (Parc & Jardin) works well for families: the visit is short and combines easily with other stops around Aubervilliers.