ギャルシュの天然記念物・トップ16

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The Jardin du Luxembourg was formerly a royal palace, now a state-owned park in Paris's Latin Quarter, covering 26 hectares. It's a beautiful place to linger and relax. The park belongs to the Palais du Luxembourg, where the Senate, the upper house of the French Parliament, meets. A visit is highly recommended 👍👍👍.

A beautiful park for relaxing and unwinding. Many athletes and joggers frequent the park, and other sports can be enjoyed here. A visit is highly recommended 👍.

Hello, thank you, Jonathan, for this information. Bicycles are prohibited in the Vallée aux Loups departmental estate; however, the estate and the Maison de Chateaubriand have become Accueil Vélo (Cycle-Friendly). What is the "Accueil Vélo" label? Accueil Vélo is a national label that guarantees a welcome and services adapted to cyclists within 5 km of the Véloscénie (Paris/Mont-Saint-Michel). You benefit from: easy and secure access to park your bike (rings are available at the entrance to the arboretum and at the Maison de Chateaubriand), a water point available, useful equipment such as a bicycle pump, tourist information nearby, and a team sensitive to your needs as a cyclist!

A very quiet park with hardly any tourists! Definitely worth the detour!

The walk offers some pleasant surprises: numerous statues, a Renaissance arcade from the former Paris City Hall, spectacular trees, a wide variety of birds, and a large pond. Parc Monceau is surrounded by luxury buildings and magnificent private villas, including the Cernuschi Museum (Asian art). It is a quiet and pleasant park frequented by Parisians and tourists alike.

Dedicated to botany since its creation in the 18th century, the Arboretum is home to nearly 500 species of trees and shrubs over an area of 12.7 hectares. It was initially designed as an English garden in 1890. The century-old trees constitute a unique landscape and horticultural heritage, the most exceptional of which is the weeping blue cedar with a 680 m² surface area of branches.

A few chairs around the fountain, children playing with their boats... a typically Parisian scene that we find in paintings.