Jardin de l'Hotel de Sully Review

It's Xuli Mansion. The Xuli residence has two entrances, one in Place Des Vosges and the other in 62 Rue Saint-Antoine. Louis XIII style architecture, with gardens, reliefs, French historic sites.

It is a beautiful mansion built in 1624 with a garden and the headquarters of the National History Center, which manages more than 100 of France's most prestigious national monuments. From the arcade of Furi Square into the small gate, you can see here, as well as private historical tours.

Take in the ambiance of this secret garden during any season, of which in fact are embodied in the stone sculptures which perch on the first floor level of this once royal building. The place is quite biodiverse too, and it’s one of the few places in the middle of the city where you can hear birdsong. It’s amazing. For the last 150 or so years it’s been classified as a historical monument, and today boasts a museum alongside too. But if you’re looking for a quiet spot to eat lunch and ponder the delights of an original royal garden then the Organery in the grounds of Hotel de Sully is a rare visit worth treasuring.