Tuileries Gardens
Place de la Concorde, 75001 Paris
Description:
The Tuileries Gardens are located in the heart of Paris, on the alley of Santral. The history of the park, where the Tuileries gardens are located, begins with the 16th century, when this place was chosen for its new palace and accordingly the adjacent garden, Catherine de Medici.
The park was built on the right coast of the Seine in Italian style, and only after 100 years was completely changed, the French gardener and architect gave the entire park the correct geometric shapes, as well as all plants, shrubs, trees, symmetry and clarity of lines with long alleys.
It is noteworthy that the neighboring Louvre a little more than twenty years ago it was decided to restore, while the Tuileries garden remained in its already unchanged form.
Needless to say, this garden is not only a favorite place of Parisians, but also a symbol of the city, about which, as well as the Eiffel Tower, all guides in the programs tell.