Parks & Gardens

Tuileries Garden

Catherine de' Medici turned a 13th-century tile-factory district into Paris's grandest public promenade — and it took until 1667 for ordinary people to walk it.

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A 25.5-hectare park threading between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, shaped in 1564 as an Italian Renaissance garden complete with a labyrinth, a grotto, and faience imagery of plants and animals. It also served as the site of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic cauldron.

What to look for

Public park in the 1st arrondissement, on the natural walking axis between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde.

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