Square Jacques-Grynberg serves as a quiet green pocket tucked away in the Menilmontant neighborhood. It is named for a local resistance fighter who operated in this area during the Second World War. Before it became a public garden, this space housed a cluster of small dwellings and workshops typical of the dense, industrial past of the twentieth arrondissement. Today, the park features a modest playground and a scattering of benches shaded by trees, providing a space for neighbors to gather.
Square Jacques-Grynberg
park garden