Delphine Boulay Garden

The Delphine Boulay Garden occupies a peaceful corner of the Parc Henri Barbusse, centered around a small, tranquil pond. It was named in memory of a ten-year-old local girl who disappeared during a scout camp in nineteen eighty-eight. Her tragic death deeply affected the community and led her parents to establish a national association dedicated to supporting the families of missing or murdered children. The city created this garden in two thousand nine as a place of reflection and remembrance, designed to be filled with the sounds of children playing and the serenity of nature.