In total, there are more than 400 gardens and parks in Paris - all worthy of admiration, however we will try to identify some of them.

Park La Villette, the largest park in Paris, is divided into several zones: the city of science and industry with the famous museum and media library; musicograde; themed gardens and other areas.

"The Tuileries Garden", broken by order of Catherine de 'Medici and designed in Italian style, is the oldest French park. But the park But-Chaumont, created in the era of Napoleon III, is considered the third largest park in Paris after La Villette and the Tuileries.

In addition, the state palace park "Luxembourg Garden" is of interest, broken in the 17th century by the order of Maria Medici. On the territory of the park there is the Luxembourg Palace, around which, in a strict geometric pattern, flowerbeds and terraces decorated in French style are broken, while the other part of the park, later formed, is decorated in English style.