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Square Suzanne Buisson: A Montmartre Oasis
Discover a serene escape in Montmartre's Square Suzanne Buisson, a charming park with terraced gardens and a touch of history.
Escape the bustling streets of Montmartre in this charming city park named after French Resistance fighter Suzanne Buisson. Featuring terraced gardens, an Art Deco rotunda, and a statue of Saint Denis, it offers a serene retreat for locals and tourists alike.
Plan your visit
A brief summary to Square Suzanne Buisson
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
7 bis Rue Girardon, Paris, 75018, FR
Monday
8 am-5 pm
Tuesday
8 am-5 pm
Wednesday
8 am-5 pm
Thursday
8 am-5 pm
Friday
8 am-5 pm
Saturday
9 am-5 pm
Sunday
9 am-5 pm
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Getting There
Public Transport
Take the Paris Metro Line 12 to the Lamarck-Caulaincourt station. From the station, walk along Rue Caulaincourt, then turn onto Rue Girardon. The square will be on your left. A single metro ticket costs €2.10.
Walking
If you are in the Montmartre area, you can walk to Square Suzanne Buisson. From the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, head down the steps and walk down Rue du Mont-Cenis until you reach Rue Girardon. Turn left onto Rue Girardon, and you will find Square Suzanne Buisson at 7 bis Rue Girardon.
Taxi/Ride-share
For a direct route, consider taking a taxi or a rideshare service like Uber. Enter '7 bis Rue Girardon, 75018 Paris' as your destination. The cost may vary based on traffic, but expect to pay around €15-€25 from central Paris.
Local tips
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Visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds, especially on weekends.
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Take a leisurely stroll through the terraced gardens and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
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Look for the statue of Saint Denis, a reminder of Montmartre's rich history.
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Enjoy a picnic on one of the benches or watch a game of pétanque.
Discover more about Square Suzanne Buisson
Square Suzanne Buisson, nestled in the heart of Montmartre, offers a tranquil escape from the lively Parisian streets. This green space, located on the site of the former Château des Brouillards park, is named in honor of Suzanne Buisson (1883-1944), a politician and member of the French Resistance who died in a concentration camp.
The park's design incorporates terraced gardens, providing a multi-level landscape for visitors to explore. The entrance is marked by a beautiful Art Deco rotunda, adding a touch of elegance to the setting. As you wander through the square, you'll discover a statue of Saint Denis, the first bishop of Paris, depicted carrying his head. This statue commemorates the legend of Saint Denis, who, after being beheaded, is said to have walked to the site of the present-day Saint-Denis Basilica, washing his head at a fountain on Montmartre along the way.
Square Suzanne Buisson is a popular spot for families, offering a playground for children. Pétanque enthusiasts can also enjoy a game on the boules court. Benches are scattered throughout the park, inviting visitors to relax and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. The park provides a refreshing dose of greenery and a quiet respite from the energy of Montmartre.
A brief summary to Square Suzanne Buisson
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