Place Georges-Berry, Public square in Chaussée-d'Antin district, 9th arrondissement, Paris, France.
Place Georges-Berry sits at the intersection of Rue Joubert and Rue Caumartin, functioning as an important node in Paris's street network. This open space brings together several major roads in the densely built ninth arrondissement.
The square was created and given its present name in 1939, laid out on the footprint of the streets that border it, Rue Joubert and Rue Caumartin. It honours Georges Berry (1852–1915), a deputy and district councillor; the dates are his lifetime, not a term of office.
The square sits next to the historic Lycée Condorcet school and the Saint-Louis-d'Antin church, giving the neighborhood an educational and spiritual character. These two institutions shape how the surrounding space looks and feels today.
The square is well served by Metro lines 3 and 9 at Havre-Caumartin station and RER Line E at Haussmann-Saint-Lazare station. Visitors will find convenient transit connections for exploring the surrounding area.
The square was created in 1939 on the footprint of the streets that border it, Rue Joubert and Rue Caumartin, rather than being laid out as a separate plot. Its name honours Georges Berry, a deputy and district councillor of the ninth arrondissement.
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