square Cambronne

The Square Cambronne is a public garden covering one thousand seven hundred and forty square meters, defined by its mature chestnut, plane, and Italian poplar trees. Created in eighteen eighty-one, the space follows the winding, curved pathways characteristic of nineteenth-century Parisian landscape design. The garden sits in the fifteenth arrondissement, occupying land near the Rue Cambronne, which honors the Napoleonic general Pierre Cambronne.