Garden of Paris

“A Garden of Paris” offers a captivating tour of the enchanting gardens within the City of Lights. Elizabeth Wallace guides readers through meticulously manicured public parks and hidden private oases, revealing the rich history and artistry behind each verdant space. From the grandeur of the Tuileries to the intimate charm of lesser-known courtyards, this book celebrates the horticultural treasures of Paris. Wallace's vivid descriptions and historical insights bring these gardens to life, offering a glimpse into the cultural and aesthetic values of Parisian society in the early 20th century.

Originally published in 1911, this edition preserves the timeless appeal of Parisian gardens, inviting readers to explore the beauty and tranquility found within the heart of the bustling metropolis. Discover the secrets of “A Garden of Paris” and experience the enduring allure of these horticultural masterpieces.

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