Parc de la Villette is a famous scenic spot in Paris?

Parc de la Villette is a famous park in Paris.

Villette Park or La Villette Park (French: Parc de la Villette) is one of the largest parks in Paris, located on the northeast edge of the 19th district of Paris. The park is one of the most concentrated locations of the Paris Cultural Exhibition Hall, including the largest science museum in Europe, Science and Industry City, three concert halls and the famous Paris National Institute of Higher Music and Dance.

La Villette Park is one of the few mega parks in Paris, located in the 19th district in the northeast of Paris. Around 1974, it was a livestock slaughterhouse and grocery trading market with a large immigrant population. La Villette Park covers an area of 55 hectares, including 33 hectares of green space, which is the largest park in Paris (the second is the Tuileries Palace with 25.5 hectares, the third is the Bert Chaumont Park with 25 hectares, and the fourth is the Luxembourg Park with 23 hectares).

In p>1982, the Paris government held a campaign for the renovation of La Villette Park to commemorate the bicentennial of the French Revolution in 1989 (when nine "presidential projects" were built). The following year, bernard tschumi, a famous designer, won the first prize. A very important point in his design concept is the spirit of fraternity, and he hopes that both urban and suburban Parisians can enjoy the fun here.

La Villette Park is not only a park with green space, but also a cultural and artistic center. There are different buildings focusing on science and technology, art, music and entertainment.