Sergent Blandan Park (Parc Sergent Blandan) is a vast urban park located in the 7th arrondissement of Lyon, France. Covering an area of 17 hectares, it is the city's third-largest park, surpassed only by the famous Parc de la Tête d'Or and Parc de Gerland. It is a favorite spot for both locals and visitors, offering a breath of fresh air in a bustling urban environment.

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The park's uniqueness lies in its past: it is spread across the territory of the former military barracks Caserne sergent Blandan, previously known as Fort Lamothe. This historical context gives the park a special atmosphere. Officially opened to visitors on September 13, 2013, Sergent Blandan Park quickly turned into a modern and popular public space where history meets modernity.
The park's territory is thought out to the smallest detail and divided into three main thematic zones, each offering its own unique experience. To the north is the multi-functional square, ideal for events and active recreation. The southern part is dedicated to an ecological zone, where you can enjoy nature and tranquility. The center of the park is a picturesque garden surrounding the historical fortifications of the former barracks, creating a harmonious combination of history and landscape design. Visitors can explore the remains of old walls and bastions integrated into the modern park ensemble.