Urban walk: “Miroir Miroir – Un quartier aux 1001 facets”

Name: Balade urbaine : « Miroir Miroir – Un quartier aux 1001 facettes »
Start: 2023-09-17T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-17T16:30:00+02:00
Location: Quartier du Grand Parc

Walk through the mirror with Jean-David, to travel back in time and break the misconceptions of the Grand Parc district. Through the silver curtains, come discover a mosaic of ass...

Dimanche 17 septembre 2023, 15h00Passé

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Walk through the mirror with Jean-David, to travel back in time and break the misconceptions of the Grand Parc district. Through the silver curtains, discover a mosaic of cultures and colors! Enjoy this walk in the greenery, to discover a neighborhood supported and invested by its inhabitants of all ages. You will go from surprises to mysteries, between the GHI, the party hall, the Place de l'Europe and the Parc Rivière. Yes, the Grand Parc district is a neighbourhood with a thousand and one facets!

À propos du lieu

Quartier du Grand Parc

25 rue Pierre-Trébod, 33300 Bordeaux

Gironde
Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The Grand Parc district is a unique area located in the heart of Bordeaux. It has many assets to value because tomorrow it must make the link between the neighborhoods of the North of Bordeaux and the city center. It can become «this» district of Bordeaux where we live differently.
In 2011, the City and its partners Bordeaux Métropole, Aquitanis, InCité, the CDC Habitat and the Bordeaux Nord Aquitaine Polyclinic have decided to launch an urban study with a view to establishing a coordinated action plan to improve the functioning of the district and improve its development.
This action plan took the form of a “guide plan” validated in March 2014 and updated in June 2016.
The project focuses on four areas:
• Improve the readability of public spaces and facilitate gentle pedestrian and bicycle travel through a new network of walkways connecting neighbourhood facilities with transport and outlying neighbourhoods • Enhance the attractiveness of facilities around major public spaces such as