Square Garibaldi

Square Garibaldi is defined by its pairing with the neighboring Square Cambronne, as the two spaces sit side-by-side like twins, separated only by the Avenue Roger-Cahen. Created in eighteen eighty-one, this small urban park in the Grenelle neighborhood often confuses visitors because it sits further away from the Boulevard Garibaldi than its sister square. A green sign identifies this specific space, though some older street markers in the vicinity still bear the name Cambronne, a remnant of a time when the two parks shared a single title.