Square Marc Lanvin

Square Marc Lanvin stands out because of the circular, wrought-iron fountain at its center, surrounded by clusters of dense, mature trees that cut off the street noise. This small garden honors Marc Lanvin, a local resistance fighter who died during the Second World War. Before it became a public space, the land housed industrial workshops, but the city cleared them away to create this quiet pocket of greenery. Today, locals use the benches to read or talk in the shade.