Jardin du Palais Royal

Very picturesque and beautiful gardens. Great for photography. Extra beautiful in autumn when leaves change color. Awesome place to find refuge in the city or people watch. Lined with charming shops, cafes and restaurants. The colonnes de Buren is next door as well.

This place, no matter what season of the year, will always look impressive and will impress anyone. The contrast between the modern versus the classic is remarkable. The place is clean and safe. It is centric, easy to reach and for free.

I visit this area quite a lot and sometimes I lile to stop off in the gardens if it's not too busy as sometimes it's just too crazy. I absolutely love the lines of trees as it looks so cool. The benches here all have quotes from poets or authors which is pretty cool. The flowers are well maintained and super pretty. There are alot of cafes and restaurants veering off the gardens so always nice to grab a coffee and watch the world go by😊

Peaceful retreat surrounded by historic galleries. You can enjoy a cup of coffee while admiring the beauty and peace of the gardens.

Do as the locals do and stroll though this lovely park, grab a chair at the fountain and do the soul searching you’ve been meaning to do for awhile. Alternatively you could people watch or start writing chapter 1 of your novel.

I love meandering in & around le Palaus Royal before or after having café at Café le Nemours. A favorite activity is to snap photos of people posing atop Daniel Buren's striped columns, & I also love snapping photos of the shops around the Galerie Montpensier (Didier Ludot, Manolo Blahnik). I was surprised to see some stalwart roses still blooming in December! I'm not sure if it's due to the slightly warmer weather in France or if the gardeners select exceptiinally hardy blooms, but they were a lovely surprise for Christmas! Nearby, is the Place des Valois, the work site of Emily in "Emily in Paris". And for rainy day activities, you can discover the covered passages nearby such as Galeries Colbert & Vivienne. For those who remember the "best roast chicken in Paris" from Diane Keaton's "Something's Gotta Give" (2003), that restaurant, Le Grand Colbert, is a 5-minute walk away.

A must visit photo spots in Paris. We didn’t spend too much time here but I can imagine spending whole day taking photo around different parts of the park. It’s very relaxing and not too crowded.

Beautiful little garden that has small benches and a fountain to sit by. Great for floral, trees, and column pictures!