Welcome to your demo drive along a short route. On your left, you should now see La Seine Musicale, a renowned music and performing arts venue located on the Seine River. The building was designed by renowned architects Shigeru Ban and Jean de Gastines, known for their innovative and sustainable designs. It features a distinctive sail-shaped structure, representing the harmonious fusion of art and nature.

Now you drive by the island of Île Seguin which is on your left. A historic site with a fascinating past. Due to the risk of flooding, the banks of the Seine in this area remained uninhabited until the late 18th century. The establishment of the Renault automobile factory on Île Seguin marked the beginning of the district's development. The factory witnessed significant milestones in the automotive industry. Despite its closure in 1992, the legacy of the Renault plant on Île Seguin endures, leaving an indelible mark on the industrial heritage of Paris and the evolution of automobile manufacturing.

On the right, you see the sculpture-signal “Voilures” located on the Billancourt Bridge. Comprising three monumental metal structures resembling sails, this artwork serves as both a visually appealing addition to the cityscape and a functional signal for water traffic on the Seine River. From the bridge, you can also catch a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower.

You are now driving past Parc des Glacières, an enchanting garden. The park's wll-maintained gardens and lush landscapes make for a serene and picturesque environment. Visitors can spot approximately fifty different tree species, adding to the park's rich biodiversity.
You've reached the end of this route. I hope you enjoyed the ride!