PRACTICAL VISIT

Toilets in Tuileries Garden

There are official public toilets inside the Tuileries, and the Louvre currently lists two year-round toilet areas plus extra seasonal facilities in summer.

Reviewed 2026-09-23

Tuileries Garden in central Paris

PRICE

Free

The official Louvre listing describes the garden toilets as free.

HOURS

Garden opening hours

Year-round toilet areas are accessible during the garden’s opening hours.

ACCESS

Accessible cubicles

The Louvre says every public toilet block includes an adapted cubicle.

YEAR-ROUND

Two official toilet areas are listed year-round.

The Louvre states that the Tuileries has two public toilet areas that are free and available during the garden’s opening hours. One is near the Place de la Concorde entrance; the other is near the Rue de Rivoli entrance opposite Rue du 29 Juillet.

Both year-round toilet areas are useful landmarks if you are planning a long museum-and-garden day, travelling with children or simply want to know where facilities are before entering.

SUMMER

Additional facilities are installed in summer.

The Louvre also says four additional public toilet blocks are installed during the summer period. Because temporary facilities can move or change, use the official garden information for the latest arrangement on your date.

ACCESSIBILITY

Accessible cubicles are provided.

The Louvre says all of the public toilet blocks in the garden include a cubicle adapted for people with reduced mobility. If you are also visiting the Louvre museum, additional accessible restrooms are available inside the museum complex.

FAQ

Common questions

Are the toilets in Tuileries Garden free?

Yes. The Louvre currently describes the public toilet facilities in the garden as free.

Are there toilets near Place de la Concorde?

Yes. One of the two year-round toilet areas is near the Place de la Concorde entrance.

Are the toilets wheelchair accessible?

The Louvre says all public toilet blocks in the garden have an adapted cubicle for people with reduced mobility.

OFFICIAL SOURCES

Check the latest information.

Practical details can change. These official sources were used to review this guide.

PLAN CENTRAL PARIS

Make the Tuileries your starting point.

Pair the garden with the Louvre, a Seine cruise, a nearby hotel, or a full day exploring Paris.