Luxembourg Palace (Paris)

The Luxembourg Palace in Paris is a historic French Renaissance-style building located in the Latin Quarter. Built in the early 17th century for Marie de' Medici, widow of King Henry IV, it now houses the French Senate. Surrounded by well-maintained gardens, the palace features elegant architecture, grand halls, and art collections. It serves as a symbol of French political history and offers visitors a glimpse into opulent 17th-century design. The palace and its gardens are popular for sightseeing, leisurely walks, and cultural events in the heart of Paris.