Luxembourg Gardens

Luxurious Parisian Style in Full Bloom in the Luxembourg Gardens 

The Luxembourg Gardens are one of the most beautiful green areas in Paris. They are located between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Latin Quarter. The gardens were first ordered by Marie de' Medici in the 1600s. They have a mix of formal French planting and a laid-back, almost dreamy charm. 

In every season, there are tree-lined walkways, well-kept gardens, ponds, statues, and flowers in bloom. The Luxembourg Palace, which is now home to the French Senate, is, of course, the main attraction. Its grand face looks beautiful when reflected in the nearby pond. 

Kids play, students draw, and people in Paris relax on classic green chairs with a book or an espresso while little ships glide across the water. 

In the middle of Paris, the Luxembourg Gardens are a peaceful place to get away. You can walk through the gardens, look at the Medici Fountain, or just enjoy the calm pace of city life.