Square Edmond-Pépin

Square Edmond-Pépin features a distinct tiered layout with stone retaining walls that hold back the sloping terrain of Le Pré-Saint-Gervais. The park honors Edmond Pépin, a local journalist and resistance fighter who was executed by German forces during the occupation. The gardens occupy land where a private estate once stood, later acquired by the municipality to provide open space for residents. Benches line the gravel paths beneath mature trees, offering a quiet, shaded vantage point over the lower streets of the town.