Visiting Tuileries Garden: what to know
- Time to spend
- 30 minutes–1 hour
- Tickets
- Free; hours vary by season
- Best time
- Spring and summer, late afternoon
- Getting there
- Metro Tuileries (line 1) or Concorde (lines 1, 8, 12)
Paris itineraries with Tuileries Garden
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Day 5 of Paris in a week
The Louvre and the Tuileries
How Tuileries Garden fits into a day.- 9:00The Louvre1st arrondissement
- 12:30Tuileries Garden1st arrondissement
- 14:30Musée de l'OrangerieTuileries
- 16:30Palais-Royal gardens1st arrondissement
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Tuileries Garden FAQs
Is the Tuileries Garden free?
Yes, the garden is free and open daily, with hours that change by season.
What is near the Tuileries Garden?
The Louvre sits at one end, and the Musée de l'Orangerie and Place de la Concorde are at the other.
