Jardin du Luxembourg

9.3
75006 Paris, France - Paris
Open
Free
Jardin du Luxembourg

About

A historic 17th-century public garden in the heart of Paris, the Jardin du Luxembourg is a masterpiece of French landscape design. Created by Marie de' Medici in 1612, this iconic park features meticulously planned gardens, elegant statues, and beautiful fountains. Recognized as one of Paris's most beloved green spaces, it offers visitors a tranquil escape in the bustling 6th Arrondissement.


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9.3/10
We rate places to visit in Paris based on factors like accessibility, ambiance, value and more. The Jardin du Luxembourg stands out as an exceptional historic garden offering diverse activities, pristine landscaping, and excellent amenities, all while maintaining its status as a free public space that consistently receives perfect visitor ratings.
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9.0
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9.5
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9.5

Category

park

Price Range

Free
(€20 - €30 per person)

Opening Hours

monday7:30 AM to 8:30 PM
tuesday7:30 AM to 8:30 PM
wednesday7:30 AM to 8:30 PM
thursday7:30 AM to 8:30 PM
friday7:30 AM to 8:30 PM
saturday7:30 AM to 8:30 PM
sunday7:30 AM to 8:30 PM

Reviews Distribution

4.7
112663 reviews
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4
21691
3
3837
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625
1
687

Public Review Sentiment

The Luxembourg Gardens stand as one of Paris's most beautiful and versatile green spaces, perfect for every type of visitor. The gardens offer something for everyone - from peaceful walks and jogging paths to children's playgrounds and tennis courts. Visitors consistently praise its elegant atmosphere and year-round beauty, making it an ideal destination for solo wanderers, couples, families, and friends alike.
Based on 112663 Google Reviews
·Last Updated Apr 22, 2025

Best Times to Visit

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Peak Season

May - September
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Off-Peak/Closures

November - March
Spring and summer months draw large crowds to this historic garden, with peak activity during June-August when tourists and locals gather to relax on the lawns, enjoy the flowers, and watch children sail boats on the central pond. The quieter winter months offer a more serene experience with fewer visitors, though the garden's beauty persists with winter plantings and architectural features, making it ideal for peaceful walks and photography.

Location

Neighborhood

6th arrondissement

Getting There

Metro lines 4 and 10 to Odéon station, or RER B to Luxembourg station. Both stations are within 5 minutes walking distance.

Limited parking available on surrounding streets. Nearest parking garage is at Place Saint Sulpice, 5 minutes walk.

Drop-off points available at main entrances on Rue de Médicis and Boulevard Saint-Michel.

Frequently Asked Questions