The Jardin Guilbaud features a distinctive circular lawn framed by mature lime trees, creating a quiet pocket of greenery tucked away from the surrounding urban density. It sits on land that once belonged to the expansive estate of the Marmottan family. During the nineteen eighties, the town of Boulogne-Billancourt acquired this section to create a public space named after the local sculptor, Charles Guilbaud. His bronze bust remains in the center of the garden, overseeing the quiet paths he helped shape for residents.
Jardin Guilbaud
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