LINE 1
Tuileries
Simple central access from Rue de Rivoli.
METRO GUIDE
There is no single “correct” Metro stop for the Tuileries. The best station depends on which end of the garden you want and what you plan to do next.
Reviewed 2026-09-23
LINE 1
Simple central access from Rue de Rivoli.
LINES 1, 8, 12
Best for the Orangerie and western garden.
LINES 7 / 14
Useful for the Louvre and eastern side.
CLOSEST NAMED STOP
RATP lists Tuileries station on Metro line 1 as a direct option for reaching the garden. It places you on Rue de Rivoli beside the northern side of the Tuileries, useful for a visit focused on the garden itself.
WEST END
Concorde station serves lines 1, 8 and 12 and is convenient for Place de la Concorde and the western end of the garden. The Musée de l’Orangerie lists Concorde as its Metro stop, so this is a strong choice if the museum is part of your plan.
EAST END
RATP and the Louvre list Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre and Pyramides among the useful stations for this area. They make sense if your Tuileries visit is being combined with the Louvre or Palais Royal rather than starting at the western end.
LIVE CONDITIONS
Paris transport disruptions and security measures can temporarily close stations or prevent trains from stopping. Check RATP or Île-de-France Mobilités on the day, especially during major public events around Concorde.
FAQ
Tuileries station on line 1 is the station named for the garden and is a direct option on the Rue de Rivoli side.
Concorde is the museum’s listed Metro station and is convenient for the western end of the garden.
Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre or Pyramides can be convenient for the Louvre side, depending on your route.
OFFICIAL SOURCES
Practical details can change. These official sources were used to review this guide.
PLAN CENTRAL PARIS
Pair the garden with the Louvre, a Seine cruise, a nearby hotel, or a full day exploring Paris.