Francophonie Park sits on the edge of the Parliament Hill neighborhood, marked by a massive, rusted steel sculpture that looks like a fractured circular gate. It commemorates the four hundredth anniversary of Quebec City and the global reach of the French language. Years ago, the site held a sprawling industrial complex, but today it functions as a public gathering space where the summer music festivals fill the air. The heavy metal sculpture serves as a permanent anchor for the transient crowds of concertgoers.
Francophonie Park
park garden