The Jardin Berthe-Morisot sits in the thirteenth arrondissement of Paris, nestled between the rue du Dessous-des-Berges and the rue Eugène-Oudiné. This small public green space, covering nearly three thousand square meters, was created in nineteen ninety-nine. It was originally known as the Jardin Oudiné-Dessous-des-Berges, taking its name from the nineteenth-century sculptor Eugène André Oudiné, who is remembered for designing the five-franc silver coin featuring Ceres.
Jardin Berthe-Morisot
park garden
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