What’s in a name? Here in the heart of Paris, tucked away amidst the grandeur of the city, lies Square de Rocamadour. This tranquil oasis, a stone’s throw from the bustling boulevards, takes its name from a place far away – Rocamadour, a village perched dramatically on a cliff face in southwestern France. Square de Rocamadour echoes the spirit of its namesake, offering a moment of respite from the city’s vibrant energy. This small square, created in 1932, occupies the former site of Bastion no. 62, part of the Thiers wall that once encircled Paris. Though it doesn’t share the soaring heights or dramatic views of its namesake, Square de Rocamadour holds its own quiet charm. It stands as a subtle reminder that even in the midst of a bustling metropolis, there’s always a place to pause, reflect, and perhaps, be transported to another place and time.
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.