Our Gardens

Our map and photo gallery invite you to wander through lush grounds, sculpted layouts, and historic garden spaces that reflect the elegance, heritage, and spirit of France.

On this page, you’ll find carefully curated garden destinations — from royal and formal to romantic and wild — each with its own story, design, and secret corners to explore.

Explore Our Featured Gardens

 
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Click through our interactive map to explore detailed descriptions, photo galleries, and garden highlights. As you journey through, you’ll find gardens that showcase the full spectrum of French horticultural art: formal parterres, shaded groves, water features, and sculptural masterpieces.

  • French gardens are more than places of beauty — they are cultural landscapes that tell stories.
  • Through their design, planting, and use, these gardens reflect the evolving ideals of France itself.
  • By exploring with us, you're not only enjoying stunning scenery — you're also walking through centuries of design philosophy.

Spotlight: Jardin des Tuileries

As you begin exploring, don’t miss our featured highlight — the Jardin des Tuileries. Nestled between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde in the heart of Paris, the Tuileries Garden is a timeless symbol of French elegance and public heritage.

  • Designed in its classic layout by André Le Nôtre in the 17th century, the garden’s structured paths, symmetrical lawns, and ornamental ponds evoke the formal grandeur of the French garden tradition.
  • The garden is dotted with sculptures by both classical and modern masters — from Coysevox and Ramey to Rodin, Maillol, and contemporary artists.
  • Two museums flank the garden: the Musée de l’Orangerie, home to Monet’s iconic Water Lilies, and the Jeu de Paume, housed in a former royal tennis court now dedicated to contemporary art.
  • Beyond its beauty, the Tuileries Garden is steeped in history: it played roles during the French Revolution, hosted royal ceremonies, and has evolved through centuries into one of Paris’s most beloved open spaces.
  • More recently, the garden continues to evolve as a living cultural space. For example, the Olympic cauldron from Paris 2024 has been reinstalled there each summer — blending history, art, and modern symbolism.
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Whether you're seeking serenity, art, history, or a peaceful place to rest, the Jardin des Tuileries encapsulates the spirit of French garden design in one unforgettable locale.