Tuileries Garden

The Tuileries Garden is an iconic public park located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, France. Created almost 400 years ago, this historic garden is considered one of the most beautiful public parks in the world. It is filled with lush gardens, marble fountains, and plenty of iconic sculptures. It is also home to the oldest tree in Paris, planted by King Henry IV in 1604. Specially designed pathways lead visitors through the green space, ending at the place de la Concorde with the iconic Sphinx and Obelisk. On the northern side, visitors can find the iconic Louvre Museum. Visitors to the gardens can take in its rich history, admire its majestic beauty and relax among the hundreds of trees. It's a great place for a tranquil stroll or a picnic in the sun.