William Wyler Alley

This promenade, completely redesigned in 1995, is part of the neighborhood's transformation that began in the early 1990s with the arrival of the Filature.

Its route is divided into two distinct atmospheres: the first part dominated by nature, with banks lined with rushes, reeds, and yellow irises, and a second, more urban section marked by a plane tree-lined mall adorned with contemporary sculptures. The surroundings of Nathan Katz Alley are decorated with magnificent silver maples, alders, and poplars, creating an atmosphere that is both serene and aesthetic.

This site also serves as an ideal haven for the nesting of several bird species, including ducks, coots, and swans.