The new Parc de l'Huveaune: a natural setting in the city. Aubagne residents who love the river and its biodiversity can discover the revitalized banks of the Huveaune under the watchful eye of the returning heron, which has almost become an ambassador for the area!
A play area and nature observation points.
200 meters of riverbank and bed of the Huveaune redesigned and ecologically restored.
More than 5,000 square meters of desilted surface area.
More than 8,000 square meters of green space.
10,000 trees and shrubs planted across the entire site.
500 meters of greenway created.
3 footbridges
Playful Japanese steps to cross the Huveaune.
A shaded area, observation and rest pontoons, a new belvedere overlooking the Huveaune, etc.
Educational panels to discover local biodiversity.
A new Bassin de la Botte divided into three areas: a rest area to relax, a nature area to observe and enjoy the plants, and a meeting area to encourage exchanges with a small amphitheater.
Ceramic frescoes created by local artists will adorn the low wall, adding an artistic and poetic touch to this special place.
Finally, at the Mésonès end of the park, a hand-fishing platform has been laid out, along with a path accessible to people with reduced mobility.
200 meters of riverbank and bed of the Huveaune redesigned and ecologically restored.
More than 5,000 square meters of desilted surface area.
More than 8,000 square meters of green space.
10,000 trees and shrubs planted across the entire site.
500 meters of greenway created.
3 footbridges
Playful Japanese steps to cross the Huveaune.
A shaded area, observation and rest pontoons, a new belvedere overlooking the Huveaune, etc.
Educational panels to discover local biodiversity.
A new Bassin de la Botte divided into three areas: a rest area to relax, a nature area to observe and enjoy the plants, and a meeting area to encourage exchanges with a small amphitheater.
Ceramic frescoes created by local artists will adorn the low wall, adding an artistic and poetic touch to this special place.
Finally, at the Mésonès end of the park, a hand-fishing platform has been laid out, along with a path accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Rates
Free access.
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Free access.
Openings
All year 2026 - Open everyday
Location
Spoken languages
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