Tuileries Garden

Formerly for royalty and guests, now a public park since the French Revolution. Features manicured gardens and a place to relax between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde.Formerly for royalty and guests, now a public park since the French Revolution. Features manicured gardens and a place to relax between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde.

Jardin des Tuileries is a large Parisian garden, popular for walks, relaxing by the fountains, and observing wildlife like ducks. Offers a tranquil setting after a hearty meal.

A typical Parisian garden to take a break after visiting the museum. The video notes it as a great place to rest and typical of the Parisian experience.

A historic and beautiful garden open to the public since 1667. Within the gardens is the Musée de l'Orangerie, famed for Monet's water lilies. It's free to enter; stroll through in the late afternoon and grab a gelato.

Elegant gardens with manicured lawns, statues, and fountains. Perfect for strolling and relaxation, located between major Paris attractions.

Suggested as a pleasant walk after the Louvre, offers a taste of nature in the city.

Stroll through the Tuileries Garden, the first public garden of the French capital.

Recommended as a stop along the main sightseeing route in central Paris.

Included in the recommended scooter route from the Louvre; no additional detail given.

Ideal picnic spot surrounded by statues and symmetrical gardens.