Jardin du Luxembourg
A relaxed garden break with fountains, statues and green chairs.
01 / The experience
Jardin du Luxembourg in Latin Quarter.
A relaxed garden break with fountains, statues and green chairs.
Pause beside the main pond or walk past the garden’s statues and planted borders. Garden entry is free; boat hire, children’s activities and food are separate purchases.
No booking is needed for ordinary garden entry. Guided visits and paid activities have their own arrangements.
The tourism listing identifies accessible entrances on several surrounding streets; choose an entrance that suits your journey.

In pictures
The full gallery.
02 / The essentials
Jardin du Luxembourg: visit essentials
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Latin Quarter
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Allow 1–1½ hours
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Opening and closing vary with daylight and season. Check the Senate’s calendar for your date; this is not an overnight park.
04 / Before you go
Plan your visit
Pair the garden with Saint-Germain on a city day. Leave before the posted closing time and keep the venue journey separate.
Admission
Free ordinary pedestrian entry; paid activities and special events extra.
Check admissionChoose your visit
Opening and closing vary with daylight and season. Check the Senate’s calendar for your date; this is not an overnight park.
Reconfirm opening and service times for your May–June 2027 visit.
Arrival & access
The pin represents the garden site; choose an open street entrance rather than navigating to the point as a doorway.
Rue de Médicis / rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris
The tourism listing identifies accessible entrances on several surrounding streets; choose an entrance that suits your journey.
Plan admission
No booking is needed for ordinary garden entry. Guided visits and paid activities have their own arrangements.
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05 / Good to know
Jardin du Luxembourg: frequently asked questions
01How long should I allow?
Allow 1–1½ hours
02Do I need to book?
No booking is needed for ordinary garden entry. Guided visits and paid activities have their own arrangements.
03What should I budget?
Free ordinary pedestrian entry; paid activities and special events extra.














