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Located in the heart of Milwaukee, Meaux Park offers 28.7 acres of scenic beauty and diverse outdoor activities for walkers and runners. With its well-maintained trails and lush greenery, the park provides an ideal setting for those seeking an invigorating walking or running experience.
Meaux Park 1904 W. Villard Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53209 Unit Office: (414) 964-0064 Park Land Shrubs & Trees Parking Lot Park Building Oak Leaf Trail (Recreational Trail) Trail Segment Restrooms Portable Toilet Available seasonally Basketball Cricket Pitch Soccer Field PARK ACREAGE: 25.8 Athletic Field Permits (414) 257-8030 Parks Information (414 ...
Meaux Park is a scenic park located in the state of Wisconsin. It covers over 80 acres of land and offers visitors a range of activities to enjoy. The park is situated on the banks of the beautiful Fox River and features a variety of natural habitats, including wetlands, woodlands, and prairies.
Meaux Park, Milwaukee: See reviews, articles, and photos of Meaux Park, ranked No.231 on Tripadvisor among 371 attractions in Milwaukee.
- Attraction
- Musée de La Grande Guerre
- Meaux Cathedral
- Musée Bossuet
- Le Jardin Bossuet
- Vieux Chapitre
- Remparts de Meaux
- Old Centre
- Parc Du Pâtis
- American Monument
- Brasserie de Meaux
Inaugurated on Armistice Day in 2011, this museum is one of the world’s premier attractions dealing with the conflict from 1914-18. Meaux was chosen as it was as close as the German Army came to Paris during the war. The museum recreates scenes from the war, going as far as building a replica battlefield that has both French and German trenches and...
Any scholar of Gothic art will adore the city’s cathedral. That’s because work was completed slowly, over the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th centuries, so every phase of French Gothic design, from Early Gothic to Flamboyant is on show. Despite all this variety the architecture still feels harmonious, and it’s the interior that really shines. Here the va...
Meaux’s art and history museum is in Bossuet’s former home, the episcopal palace next to the cathedral. This is from the 1100s and was then expanded in stages up to the time Bossuet resided here in the late 1600s. The oldest rooms are on the ground floor, which hasn’t been altered much since the 12th century. Room 7 of the museum deals with Bossuet...
Local tradition has it that the 17th-century flower garden behind the Episcopal Palace was designed by a young André Le Nôtre, the man who worked wonders at Versailles. Whether or not this is true, the parterre is a terrific example of landscaping from that period: There are four paths, hemmed by flowerbeds of roses, converging on a central fountai...
At the back of the courtyard at the Episcopal Palace, and joined to the cathedral by a timber-framed gallery, is a symbol of ecclesiastical power from the middle ages. The chapter of clerics would meet in this turreted hall to discuss religious missions and advise the Bishop of Meaux. You can walk up to their meeting room via a wonderful covered ex...
On weekends you have free access to the ancient walls that used to surround the entire episcopal quarter. Now around 250 metres in length the ramparts follow a route plotted during the Gallo-Roman period and were later renovated and modified with works in 14th and 15th centuries when the circular defensive towers went up. The highlight of the walk ...
Meaux’s elevated status in the 17th and 18th centuries left it with many refined mansions from this period, which are all private properties but still deserve a look. So it pays setting off and seeing what you can find. On Place Saint-Maur get a photo of the Hôtels de Regnaudière and Longuejoue. Then continue along Rue du General Leclerc, Rue Rocha...
On a loop in the Marne to the south of Meaux, the Parc du Pâtis is a large and varied natural space rather than a landscaped garden. You can walk a footpath next to the Marne or cut inside to flowery meadows, woods and at least ten large ponds, some crossed by cute little bridges. The abundance of water attracts dozens of bird species, like the bri...
As mentioned earlier, the German Army was stopped just outside Meaux during the First Battle of Marne in 1914. This event is now regarded as a turning point in the early stages of the war and in 1932 the USA put up a monument here in memory of the French troops that lost their lives halting the advance. The monument, portraying Liberty in tears, wa...
About halfway to Trilport, a couple of minutes from the centre of Meaux, is a young brewery that is part of the craft beer revolution and started operating in 2015. The Brasserie de Meaux sources its ingredients from the cereal farms in the local countryside and makes blonde, white and amber beers. You can show up for casual tours on Fridays and Sa...
Sep 13, 2016 · We parked here for free and walked into town centre to see markets (Saturday morning). Park is very large with woodland running trails, riverside walk and fitness equipment (eg pull up bars, balance beam). There is a children's playground near the car park with slides etc for age up to 10 years.
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Meaux Park Meaux Park is a park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Meaux Park is situated nearby to the towns Glendale and Whitefish Bay.
