The Parc d’Alsace occupies a triangular plot of land bounded by the Rue Eiffel and Rue Anatole France. This green space emerged from a period of intense industrial conversion in Levallois-Perret, replacing what was once a dense network of factories and warehouses. In nineteen eighty-four, the town reclaimed this ground to establish a public garden. A bronze statue of the Alsatian girl, sculpted by Alfred Boucher, stands near the center of the park as a symbol of the region's historical ties to France.
Parc d'Alsace
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