Square Emily Dickinson

The Square Emily Dickinson is a small, quiet public park in the twentieth arrondissement of Paris, defined by the thick privet hedges that enclose its grass lawns. Originally known as the Square des Ormeaux, the garden sits near the rue des Ormeaux and the rue des Grands-Champs. Its name recalls an alleyway once planted with young elm trees, which in French are called ormeaux.