Square Nadar, Urban park in Montmartre, Paris, France
Square Nadar is an urban park in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, situated between Montmartre and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. The grounds contain green spaces, walking paths, and seating areas that offer views across the city.
The park takes its name from Félix Nadar, a 19th-century French photographer and caricaturist who advanced portrait photography and press documentation. His lasting influence on Montmartre's cultural landscape led to the naming of this public space.
The square is named after Félix Nadar, a 19th-century photographer who documented Montmartre and shaped the area's artistic identity. Today, walking through the space connects you to the neighborhood's ongoing tradition as a place where artists and creators gather.
The park is easily accessible on foot from Anvers metro station and nearby bus stops that serve the area. Cafes and restaurants line the surrounding streets, making it simple to stop for refreshment before or after your visit.
The grounds gained recognition as a film location in Midnight in Paris, where the setting captured the timeless quality of the neighborhood. This cinematic connection has made the spot particularly interesting for movie fans visiting the area.
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