Sauvage Saint-Vincent Garden

The Sauvage Saint-Vincent Garden sits behind a high stone wall covered in ivy, distinguishable by the dense, unmanicured canopy of trees that hangs over the Rue des Saules. Unlike the polished parks of Paris, this plot intentionally lacks a master plan. It serves as a sanctuary for local flora, specifically species that once populated the Montmartre hillside before the neighborhood became fully developed. A heavy iron gate restricts entry, keeping the ecosystem undisturbed from the trampling of tourists passing by on the sidewalk.