Luxembourg Gardens is a charming oasis in the heart of Paris, loved by both locals and travelers alike. With 55 acres of manicured gardens, it's the perfect place to unwind and soak up the Parisian atmosphere. You can admire the beautifully arranged flower beds, towering trees, and the grand Luxembourg Palace which overlooks the gardens. In the summer, the park is great for picnics and family outings. Be sure to check out the pétanque (lawn bowling) and chess areas, too. To learn more about the park's rich history, consider joining a walking tour of the gardens. – Tripadvisor

Located within the Place de la Concorde, this garden demonstrates the Parisian style of intricate landscaping.

Cobble-stoned neighborhood featuring quiet shops, cafes and bistros.

This elevated park in the northeast section of the city features an artificial lake and waterfall as well as impressive views of the surrounding area.

In addition to serving as the site for the city's huge Museum of Natural History, this park is also home to a small zoo.

L’Aquarium de Paris, also named Cinéaqua, is an aquarium located under the hill of Chaillot between the Trocadero and the Seine in Paris, in the 16th district. 50 basins, 2500 jellyfish, 10,000 fish, 750 coral colonies. The largest shark tank in France (3,000,000 L of water and 38 great sharks)