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Feels like a true center of Paris- and it is impressive to walk through while admiring the buildings and museums that surround it. Probably more fun in the summer when the fair is set up. One drawback is lack of good lunch places or restaurants...More
The weather was perfect. The stroll was romantic. Places to sit, lovely ponds to enjoy and pop-up art exhibits make the gardens a superb place to make your approach to or away from Le Louvre. You might find the Tuileries bookstore and cafe, too. It’s...More
a wonderful location with fantastic recreation of Paris itself. beautiful gardens surrounded by magnificent architecture. unmatched pleasure after a long lap.
Right in the hub of the busy city is this lovely park with quiet space, chairs to sit and reflect and statues throughout. It connects to the Louvre and the Ferris wheel . We only walked through briefly, however a lovely picnic and a book...More
We had been to Paris in April-May of 2015 and so enjoyed the beauty of the gardens and city. This visit... wow... the gardens were almost non-existent and the town was FILTHY! When there was a trash bin, it was over-flowing with trash... so much...More
Kudos to keeping this green space for city dwellers who want some peace and quiet from the city madness. We jogged there daily, chilled out under the trees by the pond and also wandered around the green areas It’s a great space for tourists and...More
We had a wonderful time strolling in the gardens during a sunny afternoon in May. The gardens were rather busy with a large crowd strolling and lounging around the main fountain, but it never felt overcrowded. The park provides some absolutely wonderful photo-ops. I recommend...More
We were fortunate enough to stay only a block away from the Jardin des Tuileries so we visited there daily--either to relax or to pass through on our way elsewhere. These gardens were designed by Catherine de Medici, wife and mother to French kings. The...More
Beautifully designed for strolling after museum visit, and to take a rest with plenty of chairs and shady area for groups and individuals. There are lots of folks selling souvenirs and knockout products, makes the garden scenes ugly.
After touring the Petite Palais we walked down and across the Place de Concorde and entered the garden. It was really a nice walk and experience. The Tuileries was a really nice park with ponds. Some eating places but really for Parisianes to enjoy the...More
