The Square du Cardinal Petit de Julleville features a single, prominent bronze statue of a seated man tucked away behind a modest iron fence. This public garden honors Louis-Ernest Dubois, a cardinal and Archbishop of Paris who held his post during the First World War. He spent his final years here in the seventeenth arrondissement, where the city eventually dedicated this quiet patch of green to his memory. It offers a rare, stillness-filled pause amidst the dense blocks of the surrounding neighborhood.
Square du Cardinal Petit de Julleville
park garden