If time has dried up the river, and the profession of cageux has disappeared, the movement and the turmoil are still palpable through the comings and goings of the visitors of the promenade. Our concept is inspired by this piece of our history, the commercial ancestor of the Promenade Fleury. Our intervention plays on aquatic references by a marking on the ground, luminous furniture and an indigenous plant palette. The walk becomes a playground that multiplies dynamic and playful experiences in the public space. All users benefit: those who sit down to drink coffee, read a book or chat with friends. Those who parade on the sidewalks observe the scene, like a show. All of them enjoy the beauty of the décor that makes it a singular place like nowhere else. The layout invites contemplation. The waves invite a moment of slowness to compensate for the frantic pace of car traffic and improve the existing street furniture. The marking on the floor brightens up the décor and makes you want to walk there. Local residents go there in large numbers. We come back to see the people we liked to meet on the street as in the shops. We return for the joy of being there, the dance of the waves and the effervescence of the water race.