Georges Brunelet City Park

Leisure
Picnic area
Recreational activities
Games for children

2 E rue Albert Dehay, 98800 Nouméa

Intérieur - Parc municipal Georges Brunelet — ©
© Marine Reveilhac

Parc municipal Georges Brunelet — ©
© Marine Reveilhac

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- Car park
  Animals accepted
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The main entrance is located at the corner of Anse Vata road and Marcel-Lacabanne street.

The park has four plant environments (the mining scrub, the dry forest, the palm grove and the flowery hillside) and an urban acrobatic course comprising a zip line, a structure with different platforms and a climbing wall. Cycle racks allow bicycles, which are not allowed in the park, to be parked. For walkers with dogs, the City of Nouméa has created a fenced area of 6,260 m2: the canisite (located to the left of the main entrance).