Place Thérèse Léon Blum

The Thérèse and Léon Blum Square, in Narbonne

The Thérèse and Léon Blum Square is a lively square of the centre of Narbonne, a place of meeting and life. The Narbonne audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this urban space, lined with cafés and shops, in the heart of the town.

The lively square of the town centre

The Thérèse and Léon Blum Square is one of the lively squares of the centre of Narbonne, a prized place of life and passage. Lined with façades, cafés, terraces and shops, it is a central meeting point, lively throughout the day. Its name pays tribute to Léon Blum, a major political figure of twentieth-century France, several times head of the government, and to his wife Thérèse. A space of meeting and conviviality, the square participates in the lively and southern atmosphere of the town centre. Close to the main monuments and the commercial arteries, it is one of those places of daily life where the heart of Narbonne beats, between history and contemporary animation.

What to see

Here you enjoy the lively square of the town centre, lined with façades, cafés, terraces and shops, a central meeting point that pays tribute to Léon Blum, a major political figure of France, and to his wife Thérèse. The Thérèse and Léon Blum Square is a place of life of Narbonne. It is a convivial stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The Thérèse and Léon Blum Square lies in the heart of Narbonne, reachable on foot. It is a freely accessible public space; the cafés, terraces and shops have their own hours. It is particularly lively during the day.

Who does the Thérèse and Léon Blum Square pay tribute to in Narbonne?

To Léon Blum, a major political figure of twentieth-century France, several times head of the government, and to his wife Thérèse; it is a lively square of the town centre, lined with cafés and shops.

Where is the Thérèse and Léon Blum Square?

In the heart of Narbonne, in France.