Private Tour Jardin du Luxembourg

A stroll through the garden considered the most beautiful in Europe, between works of art and a place of remembrance.

Located in the 6th arrondissement, the Jardin du Luxembourg, or Luco for regulars, is one of the most fascinating Parisian gardens. Created in 1612 at the request of Queen Marie de Médicis, it has undergone numerous transformations and now belongs to the Senate domain, with the Luxembourg Palace as its seat.

From a Renaissance garden to a more English part, embark on a discovery of the most beautiful European garden and its many works of art. Your guide will take you to admire its numerous curiosities. You will pass by the statues of great women in French history, the oldest orangery in Paris, and discover a very famous Guignol puppet theater.

If you feel the urge to travel, you won't miss the miniature replica of the famous Statue of Liberty in Luxembourg, designed by Auguste Bartholdi, as well as the oak tree honoring the victims of the September 11 attacks. The Luxembourg Garden is also a place of remembrance, notably featuring the slavery memorial.

Highlights:

- A charming stroll through the most beautiful Parisian garden
- Discover hidden works of art and their stories
- A tour around the Senate domain