Named after the French pianist and composer Gabriel Pierné and located behind Institut de France, square Gabriel-Pierné spans across an area of 644 meter square and is nestled in bustling neighborhoods. Home to a water fountain designed by the French sculptor Alexandre-Évariste Fragonard which is also a historic monument, the square is an interesting place to explore in Paris. A bronze statue of a young girl designed by Marcello Tommasi is another attraction here. The park is loaded with stone benches for people to sit and relax, making a visit to square Gabriel-Pierné hassle-free.