On a tranquil corner in the bustling Montmartre district, a small square emerges, seemingly untouched by time. This is Place Jean Gabin, a tribute to the legendary French actor. The square, inaugurated in 2006, sits at the intersection of Rue Custine and Rue Lambert, at the foot of the iconic Montmartre hill. Named after the renowned actor Jean Gabin, Place Jean Gabin is a peaceful oasis amidst the vibrant energy of Montmartre. Although a relatively recent addition to the city’s landscape, the square carries a sense of timeless charm, reflecting the enduring legacy of its namesake. The presence of Jean Gabin, who starred in films like “Touchez pas au grisbi” and “The Grand Illusion”, is still felt by many in the heart of Paris. Place Jean Gabin stands as a quiet reminder of his contribution to French cinema, inviting you to discover his world through the magic of film.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.