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Paris is a huge city and, therefore, you need more than one day to get to know it. In addition to the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysees, Paris has much more. Therefore, in LOCK & enjoy!<\/strong> we have prepared a comprehensive guide for you to know the most important parks and gardens of the city. <\/p>\n

We would like to point out that we already have a in Paris<\/strong><\/a> for you to store your luggage while you enjoy these places.<\/p>\n

Get to know green Paris!<\/h2>\n

We advise you to read on to learn more about the many gardens and parks in Paris. And remember: free yourself from your belongings to visit them in comfort. <\/p>\n

Luxembourg Gardens<\/h3>\n

It is a set of gardens that are considered the most central, beautiful and popular of the city<\/strong>. They were built in 1612 under the influence of Maria de Medici, since they were made to her measure. <\/p>\n

Over the years it was expanding its extension, however, in the French Revolution they ended up becoming a prison. Something similar happened during World War II, as the Germans built a bunker in the gardens. <\/p>\n

Today, it is one of the most visited<\/strong> gardens in Paris<\/strong>, both by Parisians and tourists. It is an ideal place to relax in the hundreds of metal chairs that are distributed throughout the environment. Tranquility reigns in every corner, as there are numerous plants and trees in which to shelter from the high temperatures. <\/p>\n

We recommend that you consult the activities<\/strong><\/a> activities: petanque, tennis, sailing trips on small sailboats, etc.<\/p>\n

Tuileries Garden<\/h3>\n

This garden is located in the center of Paris<\/strong>, more precisely between the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde.<\/p>\n

Now, what is the origin of its name? It comes from the term “tuilles”, in Spanish: tejas. The reason is that before it was built, there were numerous factories of this material in the place. In its beginnings it was used for the celebration of high society parties, hence there were walls to preserve the privacy of those who were inside. <\/p>\n

It is now a public public garden<\/strong><\/a> where anyone can stroll to unwind or relax after a long day visiting Paris. Do not leave without contemplating the large central fountain that stands out from the rest, as well as the avenue full of trees and sculptures. <\/p>\n

Royal Palace Garden<\/h3>\n

It is not one of the most frequented by tourists<\/strong>, so it is also a great opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle.<\/p>\n

Its name can lead to confusion, since it was not the garden of the kings but of Cardinal Richelieu, although after his death it was donated to the French crown. Over the years, Philip Joseph of Orleans remodeled it with the aim of opening it to the public. <\/p>\n

Store your belongings in a Luggage storage<\/strong> and wrap yourself in the relaxation of the trees!<\/strong> However, if you feel like it, you can visit the small stores in the surrounding arcades.<\/p>\n

Boulogne Forest<\/h3>\n

It is not one of the best known and, moreover, it is not close to the center; remember that the Paris metro<\/a> has stops in almost all areas of interest. Nevertheless, we, LOCK & enjoy!<\/strong> love it. <\/p>\n

It is one of the oldest in Paris<\/strong>, having been mentioned for the first time in the year 777. It should be noted that it was transformed into a park by order of Napoleon III in 1852. At present, it is the largest forest in the city, as it has a total of 35 kilometers long, so much so that it is even larger than Central Park. <\/p>\n

Immerse yourself in a paradise of paths and marvel at the two lakes linked by a waterfall. Parisians often use this forest to enjoy a good read, as well as for a family picnic day. <\/p>\n

On the other hand, just to the north is the Jardin d’Acclimatation<\/strong>. It is an amusement park along with an animal reserve, therefore, the perfect place if you have children. <\/p>\n

Parc de la Villette<\/h3>\n

If you are one of those who prefer to visit something different, come and visit this park, since it combines nature and culture<\/strong> in the same place. It has an extension of 3000 m\u00b2 of ecological gardens. Therefore, the importance of this green lung is unquestionable, since it is visited by a total of 10 million people a year. <\/p>\n

Take note of the following activities<\/strong> to decide which one you would like to do:<\/p>\n