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The Tuileries Garden (Jardin des Tuileries in French) is one of the most famous gardens in Paris. This green oasis in the heart of Paris receives more than 14 million visitors every year. The Tuileries Garden is the biggest Park in Paris (23 Hectares), and it is also the oldest. It is located in the First Arrondissement of Paris, between the Louvre...
The Tuileries Garden area is central and with a wide choice of boutique hotels, furnished apartments, and trendy bars and restaurants. From here, you can visit the Louvre Museum, Royal Palace, Place Vendôme, Place Concorde and the banks of the River Seine on foot. In addition, this area is served by metro line 1, one of the few automatic lines in t...
» The Tuileries Garden was commissioned by King Henri II’s wife, Cathérine de Médicis, in 1561 as part of the new Tuileries Palace. Before the construction of the Tuileries Palace, these grounds were occupied by tile kilns (tuileriesin French), hence the name of the Tuileries Palace and Gardens. » André Le Notre, the same landscape designer of the ...
The Tuileries Garden is a French-style garden with a very geometric design. The Tuileries Garden map can be divided into three main areas: The Grand Carré(Large Square) is the eastern, open side of the Tuileries Garden, which still follows the formal plan of the French-style Garden created in the 17th century. The Grand Couvert is the central part ...
Admire the Trees, Plants, and Flower Arrangements
Visitors interested in botany and plant specieswill not be disappointed: the Tuileries Garden boasts some 35 species of trees and dozens of varieties of flowers – from annuals to perennials – located particularly in the central beds of the Grand Carré. Every year, the gardeners create new spring and summer floral arrangements in line with the Louvre Museum’s cultural calendar.
Learn about the Garden’s Quirky History with our Tuileries Garden Scavenger Hunt
The Scavenger Hunt in the Tuileries Gardenis a self-guided Scavenger Hunt + Walking Tour perfect for those who want to learn the history of this fascinating place whilst having fun. It is perfect for families, groups of friends but also for solo visitors. With this Scavenger Hunt in the Tuileries Garden, you will follow the clues that bring you to interesting sights inside the garden and not-so-well-known secrets. Solve all the clues to figure out the final answer! Buy your copy now!
Visit Monet’s Water Lillies at Musée de l’Orangerie
The Musée de l’Orangerieis one of the twin buildings located on the West Terrace. In the past, it was used to grow oranges, hence the name. The Orangerie in Paris is best known for Monet’s water lilies, displayed in a special, oval room. Admire these incredible paintings by Monet and an interesting collection of Modern Art paintings by great masters such as Renoir, Modigliani, Cezanne, and Matisse. Buy your tickets to Musée de l’Orangerie TIP: Skip the line and save money with this combo tick...
The Tuileries Garden is like a big open-air museum with dozen of sculptures and statues decorating the park. The first Tuileries Garden statues (today reproductions) arrived in the 18th century from the gardens of Versailles, Fontainebleau, and Marly, while more recent works include statues by Rodin, Moore, and Maillol.
Cathérine de Médicis, mère des rois François II, Charles IX et Henri III. Jean Baptiste Honoré Raymond CAPEFIGUE. 1856 - 243 pages . Preview this book » Selected pages. Title Page. Contents. Section 1. 5: Section 2. 12: Section 3. 20: Section 4. 28 ...
7 mars 2024 · Das berühmte"Loire-Schloss am Fluss", das elegant den Cher überspannt, wird auch regelmäßig als"Damenschloss" bezeichnet, da es seine Einrichtung großen Frauenfiguren der französischen Geschichte verdankt: Diane de Poitiers (Favoritin von Heinrich II.), Cathérine de Médicis oder Louise de Lorraine.
CATHARINE DE' MEDICI, dắ mā'dḗ-chē (1519-89). Queen of Henry II. of France. She was the daughter of Lorenzo de' Medici, Duke of Urbino, and was born in Florence in 1519. In 1533 she married Henry, second son of Francis I. of France. The death of her uncle, Pope Clement VII., who had arranged the marriage, left her without a powerful ...
