Tuileries Garden

About Tuileries Garden

The Tuileries garden was created in 1564 for Catherine de' Medici, beside a palace that burned down in 1871. André Le Nôtre, the gardener of Versailles, redesigned it in 1664 with long straight paths between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde. Today it has round ponds with green chairs, statues and a summer funfair. At its west end, the Musée de l'Orangerie shows Monet's large Water Lilies.

Films and series shot nearby

Places from stories on Roseo, a short walk away: each has its scene and a trip ready to plan.

• Hôtel Le MeuriceMidnight in Paris3 min200 m away · 3 min on foot
• The Westin Paris (Vendôme)Call My Agent!3 min230 m away · 3 min on foot
• Métro TuileriesParis, je t'aime3 min240 m away · 3 min on foot
• Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-SenghorThe Intouchables4 min290 m away · 4 min on foot
• Place de la ConcordeRatatouille5 min410 m away · 5 min on foot
• Musée d'OrsayLupin6 min440 m away · 6 min on foot

Where to eat nearby

• Angelina

  3 min210 m away · 3 min on foot

  pâtisserie & tea room€€

  Belle Époque tea room open since 1903, known for its thick hot chocolate and Mont-Blanc

• Restaurant du Musée d'Orsay

  5 min410 m away · 5 min on foot

  classic French€€

  Gilded 1900 dining room inside the Musée d'Orsay (museum ticket needed)

• Maxim's

  6 min480 m away · 6 min on foot

  classic French€€€€

  Art Nouveau landmark, a restaurant again since 2023; seen in Emily in Paris S5

Other famous places in Paris

• Musée d'Orsay6 min440 m away · 6 min on foot
• Louvre Museum12 min920 m away · 12 min on foot
• Galeries Lafayette Haussmann16 min1.2 km away · 16 min on foot
• Sainte-Chapelle22 min1.7 km away · 22 min on foot