Parks & Gardens
Parks & Gardens1st Arr.
Tucked behind striped columns and arched galleries, this 17th-century garden offers a peaceful escape with tree-lined paths, a central fountain, and benches perfect for people-watching.
Tips
June 21 at 12pm
A full day of free jazz concerts unfolds in the Jardin du Palais-Royal on June 21st, from swing standards to Parisian big band and gypsy jazz. Thomas Dutronc, the Orchestre National de Jazz, and rising talents from the Métro fill the afternoon and evening with music spanning a century of jazz history.
June 21 at 7pm
On 21 June, Paris becomes one sprawling concert. From symphonies echoing off centuries-old buildings to garage bands rocking out in alleyways, the entire city pulses with free performances until dawn. It's loud, chaotic, often beautiful, and absolutely open to everyone. Whether you're singing along badly or swaying to a cello in a church courtyard, you're part of something fleeting and collective. The music may fade, but the feeling sticks around.
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Parks & GardensParks & GardensTucked behind striped columns and arched galleries, this 17th-century garden offers a peaceful escape with tree-lined paths, a central fountain, and benches perfect for people-watching.
Tips
June 21 at 12pm
A full day of free jazz concerts unfolds in the Jardin du Palais-Royal on June 21st, from swing standards to Parisian big band and gypsy jazz. Thomas Dutronc, the Orchestre National de Jazz, and rising talents from the Métro fill the afternoon and evening with music spanning a century of jazz history.
June 21 at 7pm
On 21 June, Paris becomes one sprawling concert. From symphonies echoing off centuries-old buildings to garage bands rocking out in alleyways, the entire city pulses with free performances until dawn. It's loud, chaotic, often beautiful, and absolutely open to everyone. Whether you're singing along badly or swaying to a cello in a church courtyard, you're part of something fleeting and collective. The music may fade, but the feeling sticks around.
