Tuileries Garden

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formal garden public garden tourist attraction urban park

The Tuileries Garden is a historic formal public park in central Paris, stretching between the Louvre Museum and Place de la Concorde and known for its elegant landscaping, statues, and promenades.

Aliases (6)

Statements (55)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	formal garden → public garden → tourist attraction → urban park →
adjacentTo	Louvre Museum → Seine River →
contains	Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel → Grand Bassin Octogonal → Grand Bassin Rond → Jeu de Paume Museum → Orangerie Museum →
country	France →
createdFor	Catherine de' Medici →
creationDate	16th century →
designedBy	André Le Nôtre →
hasDesignStyle	Baroque garden → French formal garden →
hasFeature	Guignol puppet theatre → carousel → chairs for public use → formal flowerbeds → fountains → gravel paths → large central axis → lawns → ornamental ponds → playground → statues → tree-lined promenades →
hasSculptureBy	Aristide Maillol → Auguste Rodin → Giuseppe Penone → Henry Moore →
hasViewOf	Arc de Triomphe → Champs-Élysées → Place de la Concorde →
heritageDesignationDate	1914 →
heritageStatus	Monument historique (France) →
locatedBetween	Louvre Museum → Place de la Concorde →
locatedIn	1st arrondissement of Paris → Paris →
maintainedBy	Musée du Louvre →
managedBy	French Ministry of Culture →
namedAfter	Tuileries Palace →
near	Place du Carrousel → Rue de Rivoli →
ownedBy	French state →
partOf	Axe historique of Paris →
publicAccess	yes →
redesignedBy	André Le Nôtre →
usedFor	cultural events → leisure → public exhibitions → walking →

Referenced by (17)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
FIAC → Musée de l’Orangerie →	locatedIn
Musée d'Orsay ("Jardin des Tuileries") → École du Louvre →	locatedNear
André Le Nôtre ("Tuileries Garden layout") → Hubert Robert ("The Garden of the Tuileries") →	notableWork
Tuileries Palace →	adjacentTo
Right Bank of the Seine →	contains
Axe historique of Paris ("Jardin des Tuileries") →	containsGarden
André Le Nôtre ("Tuileries Garden (redesign)") →	designed
Louvre Museum →	hasPart
Place de la Concorde →	locatedNextTo
Carrousel du Louvre →	nearby
Axe historique of Paris →	passesThrough
Tuileries Palace ("Tuileries Garden open space") →	replacedBy
Paris Métro Line 1 →	servesLandmark
Paris Métro Line 1 ("Tuileries") →	station