Parc de la Feyssine | |
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View of the park from the Raymond Poincaré bridge | |
Type | Urban park |
Location | Villeurbanne, France |
Coordinates | 45°47′12″N4°52′22″E / 45.7867°N 4.8728°E Coordinates: 45°47′12″N4°52′22″E / 45.7867°N 4.8728°E |
Area | 55 hectares (0.55 km2) |
Created | 2002 |
Status | Open all year |
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