VISIT THE TUILERIES GARDENS

A masterpiece of French garden design

Located between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, the Tuileries Gardens are one of the oldest and most prestigious public gardens in Paris. Its wide avenues, ponds, sculptures and majestic vistas are awe-inspiring.

Why visit?

It's an ideal place to stroll around, admire Parisian architecture and enjoy a moment of relaxation. Its sculptures, temporary exhibitions and views of the capital's iconic monuments make it a must-see.

A brief history and anecdotes

Created in the XVIᵉ century by Catherine de Médicis to accompany her palace, the garden was redesigned by André Le Nôtre in the XVIIᵉ century in a classical French style. It was opened to the public after the Revolution and has remained a favourite place for strolling ever since.

What can you do there?

- Stroll through the alleys and admire the views
- Discover contemporary and classical sculptures
- Relax by the pools with the famous green chairs
- Visit the Musée de l'Orangerie and the Musée du Jeu de Paume

Where is it?

📍 75001 Paris
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Practical advice

- Ideal in spring and summer to enjoy the flowers
- Combine the tour with a visit to the Louvre or Place de la Concorde
- Open every day, opening times vary according to the season

To discover around

- Louvre Museum
- Place de la Concorde
- Orangery Museum
- Champs-Élysées

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