Memorial park named in honor of a Jewish resistance fighter active in the region. Living space of 6190m² of greenery to enhance your sunny afternoons.
The park features a number of areas, including a petanque court and a convivial area with ping-pong and picnic tables accessible to people with reduced mobility. You'll also find a children's play area with a balance course, as well as a sports equipment area for keeping fit, and family and shared vegetable gardens!
By Public Transportation
The park is very well served by the metropolitan area’s public transportation network:
Bus: Line T2—get off at the “Baron de Loëx” stop. From there, the park is about a 5-minute walk.
Tram: Line 17, “Montessuit” stop. Walk through Montessuit Park, then continue along Rue du Salève; the park entrance will be on your right.
Léman Express / Train: If you’re arriving at the Annemasse train station, the park is about a 10- to 15-minute walk southwest.
On Foot or by Bike
Located in a densely populated urban area, the park is easily accessible from City Hall or Place de la Libération. Bike racks are available near the entrances.
By Car
The main entrance is on Rue du Salève. For parking:
There are a few parking spaces along the adjacent streets (often in blue zones or paid parking areas).
The City Hall parking garage or the Libération parking garage are covered options located less than a 5-minute walk away.