ENTRY
Free
No garden ticket is required.
TUILERIES FAQ
Tuileries Garden FAQ: tickets, hours, toilets, Metro & more
A quick-reference page for the practical questions that most often affect a visit. For anything date-sensitive, use the linked official source before travelling.
Reviewed 2026-09-23
TOILETS
Available inside
Two year-round areas plus extra summer facilities are listed.
METRO
Several choices
Tuileries, Concorde, Palais Royal and Pyramides all serve different approaches.
QUICK ANSWERS
The essentials at a glance.
The garden is free, opening times change by season, toilets are available inside, and several Metro stations serve different parts of the site. The questions below link to fuller guides when you need more detail.
FAQ
Common questions
Is Tuileries Garden free?
Yes. The official Louvre information lists entry to the Tuileries as free.
What time does Tuileries Garden close?
Closing time changes by season: the Louvre currently lists 19:30 in winter-season months, 21:00 in spring/autumn shoulder months and 23:00 in June, July and August. Visitors are asked to leave 30 minutes before closing.
Are there toilets in Tuileries Garden?
Yes. Two year-round public toilet areas are listed, with four additional blocks during summer. The Louvre says they are free.
What is the best Metro station?
Tuileries station on line 1 is a direct central option. Concorde is useful for the western end and Orangerie; Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre or Pyramides can suit the Louvre side.
How long do you need in Tuileries Garden?
About 60–90 minutes gives you time to walk, sit and notice sculpture without rushing. A direct crossing can be much shorter.
Is Tuileries Garden good with children?
Yes. The Louvre describes long-running family activities in the garden, most concentrated on the Rue de Rivoli side.
Can you ride a bike through Tuileries Garden?
The Louvre visitor regulations prohibit circulation on two-wheeled vehicles inside the garden.
Can you smoke in Tuileries Garden?
No. Smoking is listed as prohibited in the garden regulations.
Is the garden accessible?
Accessible public toilet cubicles are provided, and several public-transport approaches are available. Check live transport accessibility and official Louvre guidance for your individual needs.
Can the garden close unexpectedly?
Yes. Exceptional closures can occur for major public events or security reasons. Check the official Louvre garden page if your visit date is fixed.
OFFICIAL SOURCES
Check the latest information.
Practical details can change. These official sources were used to review this guide.