Tunnel des Tuileries
4.4
(292)This 861-meter tunnel, running parallel to the Seine near the Louvre, was once a road for cars but is now exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists. Since July 2022, it's been transformed with colorful lights and large frescos by various artists. It offers a unique, lengthy walk or ride through an underground art gallery.
Address
75001 Quai Henri IV, 75001 Paris, France
Opening Hours
7:45 AM – 10:45 PM (Thu)
Worth it?
Worth it if you're into street art and don't mind a long walk or bike ride
Skip if you're sensitive to smells or prefer traditional art galleries
Location
75001 Quai Henri IV, 75001 Paris, France
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Highlights
The entire length of the tunnel is lined with incredible, colorful artwork and graffiti, making it feel like an underground gallery.
You'll see people doing tricks on their bikes, adding to the lively atmosphere.
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Who it's for
Street art enthusiasts, cyclists, and anyone looking for an off-beat, active experience in Paris will enjoy this. It's a good option for those who appreciate urban art and a long walk or bike ride.
Know before you go
Be mindful of fast-paced bicycles if you are walking, especially if you plan to cross between sides.
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Reviews
4.4
Very good
5 ReviewsTravelers love the tunnel for its extensive and vibrant street art, calling it a unique experience for walking or biking. The main points to be aware of are the potential for a sewage smell and fast-moving cyclists.
Fun facts
The tunnel originally opened in 1967 as part of the Voie Georges-Pompidou for one-way traffic.
