Arnaud Beltrame Garden

The Arnaud Beltrame Garden is marked by a central square courtyard filled with sixteen Italian alders, their trunks rising from a grid of grassed paving stones. This green space occupies the heart of the former Caserne des Minimes, a military barracks dating back to eighteen twenty-three, which itself stands on the site of a seventeenth-century convent. After a major architectural redesign completed in twenty-twenty, the once-enclosed military grounds were opened to the public as a residential and community hub.