Fête des Tuileries 2025, the last days to enjoy it

The Fête des Tuileries is coming to an end! There are just a few days left to enjoy this emblematic funfair in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. This 2025 edition, set in the superb setting of the Jardin des Tuileries, comes to an end on Sunday August 24, 2025. The ultimate opportunity to experience these last magical moments in the heart of the capital before the attractions are dismantled.

This year, we were lucky enough to witness an exceptional edition of the Fête des Tuileries. After its temporary relocation to the Bois de Boulogne in 2024 due to the Olympic Games, the funfair returned to its historic setting in the Jardin des Tuileries, between Place de la Concorde and the Louvre Museum. The great novelty of this season remains the presence of the famous Olympic cauldron, a legacy of the Paris 2024 Games, which sets ablaze and rises above the rides in the evening when the weather permits. From the gondolas of the Giant Ferris Wheel, you can admire this unique spectacle that blends fairground tradition and Olympic heritage.

Created nearly 20 years ago, the Fête des Tuileries is the second biggest Parisian funfair after the Foire du Trône. For a few more days, you can enjoy family fun in the heart of Paris at this amusement park.

With its 60 attractions, this family funfair offers all the great classics that delight young and old alike. The must-see bumper cars, ghost trains, ice palaces and charming wooden horses dating back to 1900 await you for a few more days. Thrill-seekers can try out the Booster or climb aboard the famous Paris Ferris Wheel to admire the capital from above. Younger visitors can enjoy duck fishing, chamboule-tout, trampolines or the big slide.

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And of course, the usual fairground treats are on offer. The Fête des Tuileries is also a feast for the taste buds. As you stroll down the aisles, you'll succumb to the temptations of the gourmet stalls: cotton candy, pommes d'amour, waffles, churros, crêpes, doughnuts and hot sandwiches fill the air and delight gourmands between rides. This traditional funfair atmosphere, with no sound system to preserve the tranquility of the garden, creates a unique atmosphere punctuated by laughter and shouts of enthusiasm.

Time is running out! The Fête des Tuileries closes its doors for good on the evening of Sunday August 24, 2025. Opening hours will remain unchanged until the end: 11am to 11:45pm Sunday to Thursday, and 11am to 12:45am on Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of public holidays. Friday August 23 will be the last extended evening before the final closing.

Admission to the funfair is free, and only the rides are chargeable. Each ride has its own on-site ticket office, and some offer discounted passes or multi-tour packages to enjoy several attractions. Don't miss this final weekend to fill up on thrills and treats before the fairground folds up for next year.