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Square of the Saint-Augustin church
In 1914, a square was laid out in front of the Saint-Augustin church according to the plans of the architect Georges Madeline, on the site of the customs building. Two perpendicular driveways cross it and delimit three pieces of lawn, criss-crossed by pedestrian walkways. Each room is decorated with flowerbeds, trees and shrubs of local species, to which were added in 1969 non-native plantations, among which poplars from Italy and black pines from Austria.
