“This square seems oddly familiar, doesn’t it?” a voice whispered. Right here, in the heart of Paris’ bustling 11th arrondissement, lies Square Jules Verne. This tranquil oasis, opened in 2000, pays homage to the celebrated French author, Jules Verne. His imaginative tales of science fiction and adventure, much like this square, offer a delightful escape from the everyday. Square Jules Verne is more than just a green space. It’s a testament to innovative urban design, blending seamlessly with the neighborhood’s orthogonal layout. The square’s central walkway, commencing from Rue de l’Orillon, guides you through a tapestry of experimental gardens. As you stroll along, notice the ornamental pear trees, bursting into bloom each spring, and the dense foliage of ash trees lining the Passage Piver. A living testament to Verne’s spirit of exploration, Square Jules Verne invites you to discover its hidden corners and create your own adventures.
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.