Located in the heart of the Latin Quarter, the magnificent garden of the Cluny Museum is definitely worth a visit. After several months of renovation, this beautifulgreen spacereopened last year, much to the delight of Parisians. On sunny days, it offers a very shady spot, perfect for picnicking in the heart of old Paris.
The medieval garden of the Cluny Museum
This magnificent 4,000 m² green space will enchant you with its tranquility and relaxing atmosphere. Extensive restoration work has made it possible to recreate an absolutely magnificent medieval-inspired green space.
Throughout your stroll, you’ll be amazed by the variety of landscapes! You’ll see lush vegetation thriving alongside stunning Gallo-Roman ruins, planting beds reminiscent of medieval gardens filled with aromatic herbs and roses, as well as nearly wild nature visible in the undergrowth.
The garden overlooks the ruins of an abbey, where you can still see some stonework elements, such as statues and arches carved into the stone.
Each plant chosen evokes the famous “Lady and the Unicorn” tapestry, one of the Cluny Museum’s most remarkable works. But what will strike you most is the absolute calm that reigns there. A true historical oasis in the heart of Paris!
📍 Location: Main entrance at the corner of Boulevard Saint-Michel and Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75005 Paris
🎟️ Price: free