Jardin des Tourneroches

Jardin des Tourneroches is a public garden in Saint-Cloud with multiple levels of landscaped grounds spread across the site. From various points in the garden, views open up across Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, the Bois de Boulogne, and the city beyond.

The land was owned by the Goyeneche family from 1860 until 1925, who built Castel Gamio on the property with landscaped grounds. The estate also included a gardener's pavilion and decorative water features that were part of the original design.

The garden takes its name from a family that once lived on these grounds and now serves visitors as a gathering place for relaxation and shared moments. People use the open spaces to spend time outdoors and enjoy the views across the landscape.

The garden is easily accessible on foot and offers various paths across different levels to explore at your own pace. The best time to visit is during clear weather when the views across the landscape extend the farthest.

The garden is managed with different maintenance approaches in specific zones to create habitats for local wildlife. This varied management helps protect and support natural diversity across the grounds.