Square Emmanuel Fleury sits in the twentieth arrondissement, stretching over twenty-three thousand square meters near the boulevard périphérique. You can identify the grounds by the distinctive mix of plant life, including flowering cherry trees, Bolleana poplars, and a towering giant sequoia. Established in nineteen seventy-three, the space draws its name from Emmanuel Fleury, a French trade unionist and resistance fighter who lived from nineteen hundred to nineteen seventy.
Square Emmanuel Fleury
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