Jardin des Tuileries - the central garden of Paris, located between Rue de Rivoli, Place de la Concorde, the Seine and the Louvre. The total area of ​​this park is 25.5 hectares. Today the Tuileries Garden is one of the largest regular (so-called "French") parks. It is built with all the architectural rigor, the trees are planted in straight rows, geometry prevails everywhere! In the 17th century, many parks were organized in this style, as architecture was proclaimed the power over nature.

Many Parisians and guests of the capital are resting in the shade of thousands of trees in the park. There is everywhere a peaceful, friendly, relaxed atmosphere that permeates the air. People lie directly on green smooth lawns, which could be envied by the French football fields.

In general, the Tuileries garden is a must visit. He will understand what the spirit of modern France is, will show Parisians and tourists at their best, among trees, outside the city bustle.

Address: 113, rue de Rivoli, opening hours: April-September 7.00-21.00, October- March 7.30-19.30, admission is free.

Tuileries Garden

Spectacular garden view Tuileries

Carus spruce in the Tuileries Gardens

View from the heights

Pond in the Garden

Tuileries Garden in bloom

Reviews of the Tuileries Garden (3)

Evaluation 10

The Tuileries Garden is a great place to walk in the center of Paris May 15, 2014

Elena

was here in May 2014

May holidays this year I held in Paris, as in 2012 she made a promotional tour of Europe and spent only 2 days in the most beautiful city of France, not having had time to get acquainted with all its sights. My friend and I bought a tour to Paris for 8 days from Tyumen (the cost of the tour was 53,000 rubles), but our program did not include a visit to Disneyland and the Moulin Rouge cabaret, and only breakfast was provided in hotels, so I took 30,000 extra. Of course, Paris is quite expensive ... Read the whole review

Evaluation 10

My Harmonious Paris November 27, 2013

Briasha

was here in September 2013

Perhaps, only in the Tuileries gardens and you can relax from a busy Parisian day, without being distracted from the real "Frenchness". Imagine only - you went through the whole Louvre, wandered through the bridges leading to it, and now your feet are buzzing and outraged by that attitude? Buy a delicious Italian ice cream (and the choice - the eyes will scatter), sit around the world famous green stool, lean back, dream, seeing in the sky over Paris a pair of flying birds ...
The French are bound to run around you ... Read the whole review

Evaluation 10

The Tuileries Garden 12 September 2013

Akuna Matata

was here in August 2013

The Tuileries Garden is open from 7:30 am to 7:30 pm. It is located just near the Louvre: on the one side the Louvre, on the other side of the Musée de l'Orangerie, where you can admire the "Waterlilies" by Claude Monet.
A very large spacious park, the Parisians there make morning jogs, walk with children, sit on benches and chairs and read, just relax. In the same place tourists in the morning expect the opening of the Louvre. There are plenty of chairs in the park, so you can sit and relax in any corner you like.
Design ... Read full review