Tuileries Garden

This is the garden of the Louvre and the aristocrats which once inhabited the palace. It was designed by Le Notre, the same architect who designed the famous gardens at Versailles.

It’s also the most central garden in Paris, located right next to the Seine in the “Grand Axe,” the triumphal axis that stretches from Place de la Concorde to the Grand Arche de la Défense passing by the Arc d’Triomphe.

The "Jardin des Tuileries" is one of the most emblematic places in Paris. When you walk through, it's a continuous color contrast, depending on the season you visit in. It's the most central garden in Paris that begins at the Louvre Museum and ends at Place de la Concorde. It's striking, and you can also visit the surrounding beautiful structures that line the main strip. A walk in this park is essential during a visit to Paris, and you must stop on a tour o the main sites of the city.