Square Maurice Gardette is a leafy public park in Paris’s 11th arrondissement, near Bastille and Voltaire. Centenary trees give the grounds a calm feel, with benches and a playground for a quiet break or time outdoors with children. Look for the ginkgo biloba, whose leaves turn yellow in late fall. There is also a table tennis area and a gym slot for exercise, so the park suits both a slow morning and an active stop.
A green break in the 11th arrondissement
Square Maurice Gardette is near the Bastille and Voltaire area. Its centenary trees and benches make it a place to pause outdoors. The grounds are kept up, and the playground gives children room to play.
Trees and activities
The ginkgo biloba is a seasonal highlight: its leaves turn yellow in late fall. For a more active visit, the park has a gym slot and a table tennis area.
FAQ
Is Square Maurice Gardette suitable for children?
Yes. The park has a playground and is a practical outdoor stop for families.
When can you see the ginkgo tree change color?
Its leaves turn yellow in late fall.
What can you do at Square Maurice Gardette?
You can relax on a bench, visit the playground, use the gym slot or play table tennis.
