| After a few hours at the Louvre, nothing refreshes like a stroll in the Tuileries. |
| It offers benches and candelabra walkers, who can join the garden of Tuileries by the underpass on the right bank. |
| To hear them chatter you might almost fancy they were invited to the Tuileries. |
| As its pioneers entered at the same time the carrousel by all gates, eleven struck on the Tuileries clocks. |
| In the Tuileries, as was wittily said, everything moved to the tap of the drum. |
| Academic equestrianism spread in France, via schools in Versailles, Vienne, Tuileries and St Germain. |
