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Jardin des Tuileries

4.2 (248 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 8:30 pm

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David G.

You have that ah ha moment and realize you are back in Paris when you are walking in the Tuileries... It is magical and you can almost believe you are a local watching the kids, parents, lovers doing their things. Great location I might even suggest a croissant and coffee and watch the world go by.

Kynton C.

Beautiful space with an excellent Christmas Market. There are too many pigeons for my preference, but other than that, great place to spend the day.

Daren R.

Not really a fan of agriculture but this area engulfs the far end of the Louvre in Paris and was manicured nicely with colorful flowers. There is strong French history regarding this field which was discussed in depth during our personal tour. Very tranquil setting with lots of people sitting around the flowers under the pink magnolia trees and massive fountains in ponds. This was a free walk around area which takes around 45 minutes to experience everything without rushing.

Laura R.

The gardens were an add on to my skip the line louvre ticket. Wasn't too impressed. Thought I would see more beautiful flowers. It was a long walkway lined with trees back to the street where we could catch an Uber.

The Lion - snacking on wild boar (jambon)
Gerry T.

Such a great park to enjoy outdoor, high quality art at its finest. So convenient from the 1st Arrondissement, I recommend coming here to walk off your heavy meal and pretend that you are Parisian for just a brief moment. Just slow down and sit on a bench and be still for a millisecond and sip on your hot chocolate or chomp on your Buerre y Jamon baguette and just listen to the people speaking Parisian style French and realize that there's so much more than the Chicago accent that you hear daily. Finally, if you must, cross the street and go straight to Angelina Paris for some great desserts and more hot chocolate. It's also next to the Louvre and just a 10 minute walk to the Arc de Triomphe.

Fancypants X.

The Tuileries Garden is a sprawling tree-lined park that connects the Louvre with the Place de la Concorde. We came here just as summer was turning to autumn & were able to view the Olympic Cauldron in its temporary home. In the daytime, it was a a spectacular air balloon anchored in the garden; starting at sunset, it became a floating golden glow in the Paris night sky. Also worth seeing at this spectacular garden are the towering ferris wheel, merry-go-round, & numerous sculptures. The wide pathways with colorful flora at its side beg to be strolled, preferably with your favorite person.

Suzanne A.

This garden is a beautiful place to walk or sit and people watch. It is next to the Louvre and across from the Rue de Rivolli. We stopped in Angelina for a hot chocolate and cookie then walk to the garden to sit and enjoy it. Lots of seating is available. You can find a shady or sunny spot. Some of the trees and flowers were in bloom. It was a nice relaxing place to sit and enjoy our hot chocolate.

Gail S.

Lovely, relaxing place for a picnic! Beautiful gardens, filled with art. Do not miss!

Megan C.

I was staying quite near here and enjoyed every second of my time in these beautiful gardens. Really not much to say other than: don't skip! Bring a book or a picnic and get ready to take in all the sights. Sit at the center fountain and enjoy views of the Eiffel, Louvre, and more. You'll find beautifully manicured lawns, interesting sculptures, gorgeous fountains, and plenty of French history abounding. There were very cute kiddos playing boat games near the fountain, and even though it can be quite touristy, it still feels quintessentially Parisian never the less. Enjoy!

Mel T.

What a nice garden! The grounds are huge. It connects the Musee de l'Orangerie and the Louvre. After we saw the line for Musee de l'Orangerie was way too long, we decided to ditch those plans and stroll through the garden instead. It was around 11 am on a Wednesday and there were so many people sitting by the fountains. Made me wonder if they had work or not, or if French people just know how to enjoy life. There was also some kind of summer carnival going on at the time (mid-August) complete with food vendors, and some pretty impressive temporary amusement park rides. The grounds are well kept and the park is clean. I could definitely see me having some picnics here if I was a local. Overall, great spot for a break from city life and enjoy some fresh air.

Rosi A.

Perfect for a morning stroll with a cup of coffee, and picture-perfect angles every direction you turn. Definitely worth a visit.

Charles F.

A magnificent garden that is well maintained and an excellent choice for relaxing or a picnic. I not confident that I can add any more superlatives to an already famous garden but I may be able to add some tips. TIP 1: If you're visiting from the US, try not to eat and drink while walking, grab your items and go to a park. Sit down, relax, and enjoy. TIP 2: If you see a bench that is half occupied, say hello and ask if you can share the bench in most cases, you'll be welcomed. TIP 3: There are public toilets but try to avoid them. TIP 4: There a a lot of people who are exercising be cognizant of them and give them their space In summary, this park is immense and there are many beautiful parts, take your time and spend a couple of hours of walking, sitting, walking some more, sitting, and enjoy.

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Luigi B.

The vibe is lazy Sunday afternoon regardless of the day of the week! You can see the Louvre, the Museum D'Orsay, and the Eiffel Tower from the center fountain at Jardin des Tuileries! Great place to picnic, read a book, stroll, or take a nap! Or chow down a lunch before heading back to work or study! Love seeing a whole lots of folks enjoying the urban outdoors! Love a Sunday afternoon on a Tuesday or Wednesday too... Would donit again! Maybe tomorrow! Woohoo!

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