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The Tuileries Gardens derived their name from tile factories which once stood on the site. Louis XIV personal gardener, Andre Le Notre landscaped the gardens in a French formal garden style. The gardens are located between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde. Within the garden itself visitors will notice various statues by Maillol as well as a few by Rodin. Fountains, benches and cafes add to this quintessentially Parisian scene.

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The Tuileries Gardens derived their name from tile factories which once stood on the site. Louis XIV personal gardener, Andre Le Notre landscaped the gardens in a French formal garden style. The gardens are located between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde. Within the garden itself visitors will notice various statues by Maillol as well as a few by Rodin. Fountains, benches and cafes add to this quintessentially Parisian scene.