The iron gates of Parc Lucie-Aubrac open onto a space that honors a woman who refused to stay quiet. Lucie Aubrac spent the nineteen forties organizing daring escapes for Resistance members from Gestapo custody, often walking right into the headquarters to demand their release. Today, this neighborhood park sits on the site of a former industrial plot. It transformed into a public garden in two thousand eighteen, offering a quiet green reprieve named for one of France's most courageous figures.
Parc Lucie-Aubrac
park garden