Luxembourg Gardens
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I’d put Luxembourg Gardens on the list for a garden walk.
More about this place
Luxembourg Gardens is one of Paris's most beloved public parks, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. Adjacent to the Luxembourg Palace, which houses the French Senate, these gardens are renowned for their beautiful layout, serene ambiance, and cultural significance.
The gardens are adorned with over 100 statues, monuments, and fountains, including a series of statues of French queens and female saints. One of the garden's most famous features, the Medici Fountain, built in 1630, is a romantic spot, surrounded by statues and shaded by trees.
The 17th-century palace adds to the grandeur of the gardens. While the palace itself is not generally open to the public, its presence enhances the garden's regal atmosphere.
1 expert tip
Original curator notes · check current details.
Check seasonal gate hours and chair availability, and use the eastern or northern entrances if combining the garden with the Panthéon or Saint-Germain.
About these tips
These are the original tips from Catherine’s France curation. Personal recollections describe past visits. Check current access, prices, inclusions and booking rules with the venue or operator for your dates.
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