The beauty in the design and architecture of this wonderful place. Check out the sculptures on the sides and the top portion of the building. Make sure to see the gardens and landscape.
Luxembourg Palace is the home of French Senate, and it was built between 1615 and 1645. It's possible to visit, free of charge, it in the third weekend of the month of September, when it happens the Open Gates of European Institutions.
The palace worth a waiting at a queue, having brilliant halls with painted ceilings, large libraries, rare paintings and statues.
Also you have the privilege to see the Senate Hall, where French senators debate important state problems.
A big palace with beautiful garden. Sometimes the politiciens in town use this building to meet. At the garden we can picnic especially at summer like now. Lovely garden and palace. Recommended!
It is beautiful indeed and the gardens make for the most scenic spot in Paris in our opinion. However, we weren’t able to go inside and visit the interior. If we were, my review would have most likely been a 5! The palace guards were an added bonus.
We took the metro to get within a few blocks of here. Wanted to see the building and the grounds. Walking from south to north through several blocks of Horse Walnut trees was a bit sketchy, but once you get to the gardens and the building its really beautiful. Many areas to sit and relax, also a few street vendors selling drinks and food.
