The Parc Daniel Rops sits as a quiet triangle of green, marked by the bronze bust of the writer it honors. Daniel Rops lived in this neighborhood for years, producing massive histories of the Catholic Church from his desk nearby. The city dedicated this space to him in nineteen seventy-eight, nine years after he died. Locals come here to sit under the thick shade of the horse chestnut trees, far removed from the busy traffic of the surrounding Neuilly avenues.
Parc Daniel Rops
park garden