Parks & Gardens

Discover Parc Monceau in the 8th arrondissement, where ornamental follies, rolling lawns, and Belle Époque charm create Paris’s most aristocratic park experience.

From royal hunting grounds to public masterpiece, the Tuileries Garden offers 63 acres of sculpture, fountains, and perfectly manicured green between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde.

Twice the size of Central Park, the Bois de Boulogne offers lakes, gardens, châteaux, and peaceful walks on Paris’s western edge. Here’s how to explore it like a local.

Beyond the famous chairs and sailboats, the Luxembourg Gardens hide secluded groves, forgotten statues, and quiet corners where Parisians escape the crowds.

Beyond the famous Luxembourg and Tuileries, the Jardin des Plantes offers centuries of botanical history, alpine gardens, a menagerie, and quiet corners where Parisians escape the crowds.

High above eastern Paris, Parc de Belleville offers sweeping city views, terraced gardens, and a local atmosphere far from the tourist crowds.

Escape to Paris’s largest green space, where a medieval château, working farm, Buddhist temple, and endless woodland trails await on the eastern edge of the city.

Stretching from the Louvre to Place de la Concorde, the Tuileries Garden is Paris’s most central green space. Here’s how to experience this historic royal park like a Parisian.

From sailboats on the grand basin to secret corners and the Senate palace, the Luxembourg Gardens offer a masterclass in Parisian elegance and leisure.

Perched in the 19th arrondissement, Parc des Buttes-Chaumont offers cliffs, waterfalls, a Roman-style temple, and sweeping views—Paris’s most theatrical green space.