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Between the Louvre and Concorde, cross the garden, pause by the pools or study sculptures independently of a museum ticket.
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Choose the central-axis crossing or a slower loop through the paths. Musée de l'Orangerie is a separate indoor visit.
Garden entry is free within opening hours. Gate openings and temporary restrictions cannot be inferred from the Louvre museum schedule.
Louvre and Orangerie are different museum choices; select one interior if the half-day is short.
Louvre Museum — 1st · 3 h
Musée de l’Orangerie — 1st · 1 h 30
Palais-Royal garden and galleries — 1st · 45 min to 1 h 30
Linked visits are alternatives or continuations, not a claim that all are adjacent.
The main axis connects the Louvre side with Concorde, while side paths let you slow down among planting and sculpture. Choose your exit for your next visit.
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No. The garden is free and has its own opening hours.
The suggested duration of 45 min to 1 h 30 is planning guidance, excluding travel and unpredictable waiting. Budget categories are editorial indications, not ticket prices. Free entry can have exceptions for exhibitions and activities; confirm the exact visit with the provider.
Sources may use French. Confirm opening hours, ticket inclusions, reservations and temporary restrictions for your exact date. For accessibility, check the entire journey from transport to entrance and facilities with the provider.
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