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Paris, IDF

Palais-Royal

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Suzie

August 1, 2025

Peaceful and elegant, with the iconic black & white columns of Buren and shady benches.

David

March 20, 2024

Go through its beautiful quiet garden and join the « Galerie Vivienne », and after go to Montorgueil (rue des petits carreaux) to drink something in this lively pedestrian zone.

Beryl

December 27, 2023

Jardin du Palais Royal : take left down the building and walk rue de Turbigo then rue Étienne Marcel on the right, then straight on. You’ll pass by La Place des Victoires where the is a beautiful square with a Louis the XIVth statue. After the square, the access to the garden will be on you left. It’s a majestuous closed by buildings place with foutains, it’s a must. There is a sand box for kids. At the end of the garden if you walk through it, there is a piece of art called « Les Colonnes de Buren », a square with columns of different sizes, very graphic, where the kids love to play. Once there you’re not far from the Louvre. If you leave the garden by this extremity, you arrive to « La Comédie Française » famous theatre where Moliere used to play.

Lucas

January 2, 2023

Stunningly beautiful haven of peace in the city center.

Paris Vacation Apartments

June 20, 2022

Palais Royal incarnates the classic and timeless Paris of postcards with it's beautiful gardens and architecture, it is an oasis of calm and refinement in the heart of Paris perfect for a nice stroll and escape from the city streets. Located just opposite the legendary Louvre Museum that now a world symbol of culture and art. The Palais Royal neighborhood is rich with cafés, shops and restaurants. You can have lunch at the emblematic Café Marly at the Louvre, have a typically French dinner at Maceo or eat in by getting antipasti at Mille Pates an Italian deli and wine at Cave Legrand. This spot, nestled in a quiet place surrounded by the Louvre Museum, the Tuileries, the Opera Garnier, and one of the city's major artery, rue de Rivoli and a bridge away from Saint Germain des Prés makes it an exceptional place to discover Paris.