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Jardin des Tuileries (literally "Tuileries Garden" in English) is a public garden located between the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. Created by Catherine de' Medici as the garden of the Tuileries Palace in 1564, it was eventually opened to the public in 1667 and became a public park after the French Revolution. In the 19th and 20th centuries, it was a place where Parisians celebrated, met, strolled, and relaxed.
See also[]
See Wikipedia:Tuileries Garden
Description[]
The Jardin des Tuileries is a huge rectangular park of over 25 hectares. It has many wide avenues lined with elms, lime trees and two white mulberry trees.
The garden has many ponds. The two main ones, the large round pond to the east and the octagonal pond to the west, are surrounded by chairs to allow visitors to sit near them.
The layout of the park creates small spaces separated from the others. In these there are statues, Exèdre ponds, restaurants, a children's playground, but also a carousel.
Finally, at the western ends of the garden, there are two museums with similar architecture:
- To the northwest, the Jeu de Paume, an exhibition museum of contemporary art.
- To the southwest, the Musée de l'Orangerie, museums of impressionist and post-impressionist paintings.
From the central nave, one can have a perspective view of the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel and the Louvre Palace to the east, or of the Place de la Concorde and its Obélisque de Louxor, but also the Roue de Paris, to the west.
Statues[]
The Tuileries Garden has many statues distributed in various places. The following statues are visible in the series:
- At the entrance to the Place de la Concorde, we find the group of statues La Renommée astride Pegasus and Mercury astride Pegasus by Antoine Coysevox.
- Around the octagonal basin, we find Pomone and Vertumne by François Barois, Cérès ou l'Été by Guillaume I Coustou, L'hiver by Jean-Melchio Raon and Véturie by Pierre II Legros.
Sightings[]
Episodes[]
1. "Stormy Weather":
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2. "The Evillustrator":
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3. "Lady Wifi":
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4. "Princess Fragrance":
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5. "Dark Cupid":
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6. "Mr. Pigeon":
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7. "Pixelator":
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8. "Copycat":
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9. "The Bubbler":
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10. "Simon Says":
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11. "Rogercop":
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12. "Gamer":
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13. "Animan":
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14. "Darkblade":
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15. "The Pharaoh":
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16. "Timebreaker":
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17. "Horrificator":
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18. "The Puppeteer":
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19. "The Mime":
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20. "Guitar Villain":
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21. "Reflekta":
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22. "Ladybug & Cat Noir":
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23. "Stoneheart":
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24. "Antibug":
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25. "Kung Food":
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26. "Volpina":
Background
1. "The Collector":
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2. "Prime Queen":
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3. "Glaciator":
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4. "Despair Bear":
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5. "Troublemaker":
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6. "Gigantitan":
Background
7. "Riposte":
Background
8. "Befana":
Background
9. "Frightningale":
Background
10. "Gorizilla":
Background
11. "Robostus":
Background
12. "Sapotis":
Background
13. "The Dark Owl":
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14. "Syren":
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15. "Zombizou":
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16. "Captain Hardrock":
Background
17. "Frozer":
Appears
18. "Style Queen":
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19. "Queen Wasp":
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20. "Reverser":
Background
21. "Anansi":
Background
22. "Malediktator":
Background
23. "Sandboy":
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24. "Catalyst":
Background
25. "Mayura":
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26. "Santa Claws":
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1. "Chameleon":
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2. "Animaestro":
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3. "Bakerix":
Background
4. "Backwarder":
Appears
5. "Reflekdoll":
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6. "Weredad":
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7. "Silencer":
Background
8. "Oni-Chan":
Appears
9. "Miraculer":
Background
10. "Oblivio":
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11. "Desperada":
Appears
12. "Christmaster":
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13. "Startrain":
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14. "Kwamibuster":
Background
15. "Feast":
Appears
16. "Gamer 2.0":
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17. "Stormy Weather 2":
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18. "Ikari Gozen":
Appears
19. "Timetagger":
Background
20. "Party Crasher":
Absent
21. "The Puppeteer 2":
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22. "Cat Blanc":
Absent
23. "Félix":
Background
24. "Ladybug":
Absent
25. "Heart Hunter":
Background
26. "Miracle Queen":
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1. "Truth":
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2. "Lies":
Appears
3. "Gang of Secrets":
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4. "Mr. Pigeon 72":
Appears
5. "Psycomedian":
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6. "Furious Fu":
Appears
7. "Sole Crusher":
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8. "Queen Banana":
Appears
9. "Gabriel Agreste":
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10. "Mega Leech":
Appears
11. "Guiltrip":
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12. "Crocoduel":
Background
13. "Optigami":
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14. "Sentibubbler":
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15. "Glaciator 2":
Pictured
16. "Hack-San":
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17. "Rocketear":
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18. "Wishmaker":
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19. "Simpleman":
Background
20. "Qilin":
Absent
21. "Dearest Family":
Appears
22. "Ephemeral":
Background
23. "Kuro Neko":
Appears
24. "Penalteam":
Background
25. "Risk":
Appears
26. "Strikeback":
Appears
1. "Evolution":
Absent
2. "Multiplication":
Appears
3. "Destruction":
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4. "Jubilation":
Pictured
5. "Illusion":
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6. "Determination":
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7. "Passion":
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8. "Reunion":
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9. "Elation":
Background
10. "Transmission":
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11. "Deflagration":
Absent
12. "Perfection":
Appears
13. "Migration":
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14. "Derision":
Appears
15. "Intuition":
Flashback
16. "Protection":
Appears
17. "Adoration":
Absent
18. "Emotion":
Appears
19. "Pretension":
Absent
20. "Revelation":
Absent
21. "Confrontation":
Background
22. "Collusion":
Absent
23. "Revolution":
Background
24. "Representation":
Background
25. "Conformation":
Appears
26. "Re-creation":
Background
27. "Action"
Absent
Background
Background
Background
Background
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Unknown
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Unknown
1. "Marinette in Paris":
Background
2. "Marinette and Fashion":
Absent
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4. "Ladyblog":
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5. "Adrien's Double Life":
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6. "Marinette and Alya":
Absent
7. "Marinette's Double Life":
Absent
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9. "My Birthday Party":
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10. "Marinette and Adrien":
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11. "Master Fu":
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12. "Tikki":
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13. "Plagg":
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14. "Friends":
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15. "Nino":
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16. "Max":
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17. "Mylène":
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18. "Rose":
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19. "Alix":
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20. "Sabrina":
Absent
21. "Ivan":
Absent
22. "Gabriel":
Absent
23. "Nathaniel & Marc":
Absent
24. "Marinette as seen by Chloé":
Appears
25. "Lila":
Absent
Absent
27. "Family":
Absent
28. "Kagami as seen by Marinette":
Appears
29. "Kagami as seen by Adrien":
Appears
30. "Luka as seen by Marinette":
Absent
31. "New Powers":
Absent
32. "New Heroes":
Background
33. "Mayura and the Sentimonsters":
Absent
34. "Chloé as seen by Marinette":
Absent
35. "Nathalie as seen by Gabriel":
Absent
36. "Feelings":
Appears
Others[]
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Trivia[]
- The Jardin des Tuileries has been classified as a Historic Monument since 1914.
- It has also been classified as a natural site since 1975.
- It is also part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site under the title "Berges de Seine".
- Every summer, on the Rue de Rivoli side, the garden hosts the Tuileries Festival on the Esplanade des Feuillants, a funfair that allows visitors to enjoy sixty rides without sound.
- Since 2018, the Christmas market in Paris, Magic of Christmas at the Tuileries, has taken place on the Esplanade des Feuillants, mixing stalls selling objects and rides.
- The Jardin des Tuileries seems to be the favorite training ground for Kagami and her mother. They are seen there during the episodes "Oni-Chan", "Ikari Gozen", "Lies", "Mr. Pigeon 72", "Protection" and "Emotion".
- It is also in this garden that Kagami and Lila had friendly encounters.
- In the series, the Jardin des Tuileries has been important on several occasions:
- In "Backwarder", the eponymous villain briefly fought Ladybug and Cat Noir in the garden before being defeated by the duo.
- In "Oni-Chan", it is in the garden where Kagami was akumatized into the eponymous villain after seeing a photo of Lila kissing Adrien on the cheek on her cellphone.
- In "Ikari Gozen", it is in the garden where the eponymous villain captured her daughter for disobeying her to not participate in the Friendship Day games and the place where she later briefly fought Ladybug and Cat Noir, before Ladybug left to go find Master Fu at the cinema in order to get a Miraculous to give to Kagami.
- In "Furious Fu", it is in the garden where Su-Han fought with Fu to take his staff in order to find the Miracle Box and the place where Fu was akumatized into the eponymous villain.
- In "Queen Banana", the garden was used by Miss Bustier's students as the setting for the movie "Kreatika".
- In "Dearest Family", it is in the garden where a hungry Tikki summoned a giant galette with her Lucky Charm.
- In "Kuro Neko", it is in the garden where the eponymous sentimonster briefly fought Ladybug and Cat Walker.
- In "Perfection", it is in the garden where Ryukomori briefly fought Ladybug and Cat Noir.
- In "Derision", it is in the garden where Dark Humor briefly fought against Ladybug and Cat Noir.
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