Created in 1862, just after rural Batignolles became part of the city of Paris, this pleasant green space still offers respite. The Square des Batignolles has a little creek framed by weeping willows, a pond with a fountain, walking paths and a carousel for old-time fun.
Metro Brochant, bordered by rue Cardinet and Place Charles Fillion
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