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What’s on this week? Best Events in Paris this week 8th-14th June

**OPENS THIS WEEK!!** Cité des Enfants reopens at Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie next week

Age best suitable for: 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6+

One of Paris’s most beloved family attractions is finally back! After a major renovation, the new Cité des Enfants 2–6 ans finally reopens on 9th June 2026 (next week) with five immersive play worlds designed to spark curiosity, creativity and early scientific thinking. The redesigned space has been created specifically for younger children, with a calmer, more intuitive layout and even a quiet zone for when little ones need a break.

Here you’ll find:

• Play construction zones
• Sensory water play
• Imaginative workshops
• Forest-themed area
• Zones to encourage building experimenting and problem-solving.

☔ Rain-safe: Yes – entirely indoors.

⏱️ Duration: 1.5-hour timed session.

😴 Nap-friendly: Yes – these relatively short morning and afternoon sessions make it easy to plan around naps.

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes, with accessible facilities throughout the Cité des Sciences.

MUST KNOW: Sessions are timed and must be booked in advance.

PARENT HACK: Book one of the first sessions of the day and pair it with picnic lunch and playground stop in the nearby Parc de la Villette, home to some of the best playgrounds in the city. Find it on the Tots CIty Guide Baby & Toddler Map

📍 Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, 30 Avenue Corentin-Cariou, 75019 Paris (Parc de la Villette) 📅 Reopening date: 9 June 2026 BOOK and more info HERE

Family Festival at Fondation Louis Vuitton

Age suitable for: 👶 0–1 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6 | 👧 6+

A weekend of creativity at this Family Festival at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in west of Paris. The museum neighbouring Jardin d’Acclimatation transforms into one giant playground with hands-on activities such as:

• Art workshops
• Storytelling
• Dance
• Live performances
• Outdoor activities
• There are also dedicated baby activities for the youngest visitors

MUST KNOW: Be sure to head to the top of the museum for great views of Paris!

PARENT HACK: If you’re considering a picnic to enjoy in the Jardin d’Acclimatation note that food and drinks are not permitted inside the Fondation Louis Vuitton building.

PARENT HACK: If you’ll be heading to the food trucks for lunch, be sure to arrive as early as possible before there are long queues (come for before 12 if possible!

☔ Rain-safe: Mostly yes – many activities take place inside the Fondation, though some outdoor activities may be weather dependent.

⏱️ Duration: From 2–5 hours (or easily a full day if you combine it with lunch and a visit to the Jardin d’Acclimatation – entrance included in the ticket).

😴 Nap-friendly: Yes – flexible schedule with plenty of space for breaks and stroller naps (lots of quiet areas in Jardin d’Acclimatation.

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes – the Fondation is fully accessible and suitable for strollers.

📍 Fondation Louis Vuitton & Jardin d’Acclimatation, 8 Avenue du Mahatma Gandhi, 75116 Paris 📅 13–14 June 2026 | 10am–6pm

More info and book tickets HERE

🎨 Free family museum weekends across Paris all year long! This week: Maison de Balzac 

Age suitable for: 🧒 4–6 + (Best suited to preschoolers and older children with an interest in books, history or art, although little ones will enjoy the garden)

Paris Musées’ FREE family weekends are back for 2026. This week head to 📍 Maison de Balzac for some fun, educational activities set inside the former home of one of France’s most famous writers.

Explore the house where Honoré de Balzac lived and wrote. While the museum itself is small, children will enjoy discovering the hidden garden, peeking into Balzac’s study and taking part activities such as:

• Family workshops
• Storytelling sessions
• Creative activities

PARENT HACK: The peaceful garden overlooking Paris is a lovely spot for a post-visit snack or quiet break.

☔ Rain-safe: Yes – the museum is mostly indoors, with a small garden to explore in good weather.

⏱️ Duration: 45–90 minutes (longer if attending a family workshop).

😴 Nap-friendly: Yes – a calm, quiet museum that’s easy to visit around nap schedules.

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Mostly – the museum is accessible, though some areas of the historic house and garden paths may be less convenient with larger strollers.

📍 Maison de Balzac, 47 Rue Raynouard, 75016 Paris 📅 Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10am–6pm (closed Mondays and certain public holidays)

Free circus festival!

Age suitable for: 👶 0–1 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6 | 👧 6+

🎪 A free outdoor circus festival on one of Paris’s most unusual green spaces. For one day only, the Petite Ceinture’s former railway tracks are transformed into a lively open-air festival celebrating circus arts. With performances running throughout the afternoon and a relaxed festival atmosphere, it’s a fantastic family outing that’s completely free. Expect:

• Acrobats
• Contemporary circus shows
• Interactive performances
• Music
• DJs
• Food stalls
• Children’s books
• Local artisans
• Plenty of space for little ones to roam.

☔ Rain-safe: No – this is an entirely outdoor event and weather dependent.

⏱️ Duration: 1–4 hours, depending on how many performances you watch.

😴 Nap-friendly: Yes – babies can easily nap in a stroller between performances – plenty of places to take a walk.

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Partly – the event takes place on the former railway line with uneven surfaces, so a lightweight or all-terrain stroller or baby carrier is best. Note the site is not fully accessible for visitors with reduced mobility.

🥪 Picnic-friendly: Yes – bring a picnic blanket or enjoy food available on-site throughout the day, (note food stands can get busy, get in line as early as possible before 12PM if you can).

💰 Cost: Free, no booking required.

🔗 More info HERE

📍 La Petite Ceinture à la Porte de Clignancourt, 110bis Rue du Ruisseau, 75018 Paris 📅 Sunday 14 June 2026 | 12pm–7:30pm

Illusion exhibition at Grand Palais

Age suitable for: 👶 0–1 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6+

One of the most fun, immersive, and family-friendly art exhibitions in Paris this summer. Argentinian artist Leandro Erlich transforms the Grand Palais into a giant playground of optical illusions, mirror tricks and interactive installations that invite visitors to become part of the artwork.

Children can “climb” a Parisian building, explore floating boats, wander through mind-bending spaces and discover how perspective can completely change what they see.

With 14 immersive installations designed to be experienced rather than simply observed, this is contemporary art is playful, accessible (and great for fun family photos!).

☔ Rain-safe: Yes – fully indoors.

⏱️ Duration: 1–1.5 hours. Allow extra time if your children want to revisit their favourite installations (tip-off: they probably will!).

😴 Nap-friendly: Yes – easy to navigate with a stroller and plenty of visual stimulation for tiny babies.

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes – the exhibition is accessible for visitors with reduced mobility and works well with strollers.

💰 Tickets: Children under 5 go free. Family-friendly guided tours and children’s guides are available. 📍 Grand Palais, Avenue Winston Churchill, (8e) 📅 Now until 6th September 2026

Family friendly art festival at Hangar Y (Meudon)

Age suitable for: 👶 0–1 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6 | 👧 6+ (best suited to ages 6+, but younger siblings are welcome)

This brand new festival Vent d’Été (“Summer Wind”), celebrates both art and nature, set in the beautiful grounds of Hangar Y. Come and explore:

• Immersive art installations
• Outdoor performances
• Creative workshops
• Sensory experiences
• Exhibitions
• Live music.

Children will love the colourful moving sculptures, enormous balloon performances, interactive art and wide-open parkland (and playground). Parents can enjoy food trucks, a guinguette (a Tots City Guide favourite with kids!) and a relaxed festival atmosphere.

PARENT HACK: Bring ear defenders if concerned as some areas could be a bit loud for young ears

🔗 BOOK & more info HERE

💰 Tickets: From €10 pp (Sunday) or €15 (Saturday), with family and multi-day passes available. 📍 Hangar Y, 9 Avenue de Trivaux, 92190 Meudon 📅 13–14 June 2026 (with additional family activities continuing on weekends until 12 July)

Outdoor theatre for kids in Paris

Age suitable for: 🧒 5–6 (age recommended on website, younger children are allowed entry)

Fiesta is a joyful outdoor theatre show set in the enchanting Shakespeare Garden in the Bois de Boulogne.

The story follows Nono, who dreams of throwing the ultimate birthday party for his 10th birthday—until a storm forces everyone apart. Performed in a beautiful open-air setting, it’s a fun introduction to theatre for children .

Let’s just hope it doesn’t rain!!

PARENT HACK: Pair this event with a picnic and a wander through the Shakespeare Garden afterwards🌳🎭 (Check out the Tots City Guide Paris map for more things to do with kids in Bois de Boulogne)

☔ Rain-safe: No – open-air theatre, very weather dependent (so come prepared!).
⏱️ Duration: Approximately 1 hour.
😴 Nap-friendly: Yes – performances are at 11am, making it easy to fit around afternoon naps (and the park is large and great for a quiet stroll afterwards).
🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes, though paths through the Bois de Boulogne and garden area are more comfortable with a lightweight stroller or baby carrier.

15,50 € per adult, 10,50 € per child

📍 Théâtre de Verdure du Jardin Shakespeare, Bois de Boulogne, 75016 Paris. 📅 All weekend days in June – see HERE

*Launch date postponed**FREE inflatable cave installation in central Paris

Age suitable for 👶 0-1 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6

French artist JR has transformed the area around Pont Neuf into a giant inflatable “cave” installation that families can walk through for free.

The immersive artwork creates the illusion of huge rocky tunnels appearing in the middle of Paris and is especially fun with young kids thanks to the scale, echoing spaces and playful visual effect.

It’s an easy stroller-friendly stop if you’re already exploring central Paris, and works best as a short 20–40 minute wander rather than a full outing.

🎟️ FREE entry, no booking needed

☔ Rain-safe: No — fully outdoors
⏱️ Duration: 20–40 mins
😴 Nap-friendly: Yes — easy short stop while exploring central Paris
🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes — flat riverside/pedestrian access around Pont Neuf and the installation area

*Note the launch date is currently postponed – read more here** 6th–28th June 2026📍 Pont Neuf, Paris (13e)

Find kid-friendly activities and places to eat near Pont Neuf HERE – the Tots City Guide baby & toddler map

Festival of healthy eating / Festival du Mieux Manger

Age recommended: 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6 especially curious little foodies

Festival du Mieux Manger returns to Paris this weekend , celebrating sustainable food with a week of free, family-friendly events across the city.

Kid-friendly events include:

• Workshops
• Local food tastings
• Farm activities

Highlights include the opening festival village at Place des Fêtes, a family day at the Ferme de Paris, and a community banquet to close the festival. Most activities are free, though some require registration.

☔ Rain-safe: Partially (mix of indoor and outdoor activities)
⏱️ Duration: 1–3 hours per activity; make a half or full day of it
😴 Nap-friendly: Yes, with flexible drop-in events throughout the festival
🍼 Stroller-friendly: Mostly yes, though some farm and garden areas may be uneven terrain.

📍  Various locations around Paris. 📅 Saturday 6–14 June, Find more info / reserve spaces HERE

Immersive LEGO® exhibition in Paris

Age suitable for: 👶 3 | 🧒 4–6+ (not ideal for younger kids since the bricks are small)

Bricks of Wonder brings together more than 150 incredible LEGO® creations by renowned artist Dirk Denoyelle, built from over two million bricks. Expect giant sculptures, realistic portraits, famous artworks recreated in LEGO®, interactive displays and a robotic camera arm that reveals tiny details hidden within the builds.

The highlight: A HUGE LEGO PlayZone packed with one million bricks where kids can build their own masterpieces.

📍 Espace Champerret, Hall B, 6 Rue Jean Oestreicher,(17e).

📅 Now until 16 August 2026 💰 Tickets: From €14.90 (children 4–14), under 4s go free. Family tickets available. 🔗 BOOK & more info HERE

Pop-up Hello Kitty Cafe in Paris

Age suitable for 👶 0-1 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6 | 👧 6+

During May and June you can enjoy French pastry treats (macarons, cheesecakes, and more) with a cutesy twist at this pop-up Hello Kitty Cafe in Paris. A collaboration between master pâtissier Eric Kayser and Hello Kitty.

📅 Until 30th June. 📍 Baguett. By Maison Kayser, 33 Rue Coquilliere. (1er) 

Strawberry planting workshops for kids (on the farm!)

Age suitable for: 👶 3 | 🧒 4–6+

Head to Viltan farm (west of Paris) during two more Wednesday in June for a strawberry masterclass for kids!

☔ Rain-safe: No – outdoor activity.

⏱️ Duration: 30–60 minutes.

😴 Nap-friendly: Yes – flexible drop-in format.

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes – farm paths are quite bumpy for strollers, recommend borrowing a wheelbarrow to cart the kids aorund in (lots available).

🐄 Bonus: Make a day of it with strawberry picking, farm animals and the excellent farm shop.

No need to book, just turn. up! 📍 Ferme de Viltain, Jouy-en-Josas 📅 Wednesday 10 & 17 June 2026 ⏰ 9:30am–12:30pm & 1:30pm–5:30pm

**NEW** Just opened! Paris baby Café Otipi Auteuil

Age suitable for 👶 0-1 | 👶 2–4

Tots City Guide is already a big fan of the two ÔTIPI baby cafes – and this week there is a new baby cafe welcomed into the family – ÔTIPI Auteuil in the 16th arrondissement, Paris.

Designed especially for babies, toddlers and young children, combining a cosy coffee shop with play areas, toys and regular parent-child workshops. Unlike many cramped Paris cafés, the whole concept is built around families, making it feel genuinely relaxed and welcoming with under-6s.

GOOD TO KNOW: If it’s similar to the other ÔTIPIs, we found it’s best suited for younger kids under 4 as not loads to do for older kids.

☔ Rain-safe: Yes — fully indoors
⏱️ Duration: 1-3 hours
😴 Nap-friendly: Yes — calm atmosphere and space for babies although the buggies need to be stored away, so not possible for kids to sleep in the buggy.
🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes — designed for families with young children, there’s storage for buggies.

📍 3 Avenue Théophile Gautier, (16e), Tuesday–Friday: 9:30am–1:30pm & 2pm–7pm Saturday: 9:30am–7pm. More info HERE

**NEW** Just opened! Paris baby Café Bulles & Billes

Ages best for: 👶 0-1 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6 | 👧 6+

Newly opened in the 9th arrondissement, Bulles & Billes baby café is a beautifully designed indoor play space in Paris for babies, toddlers (and kids up to around 10 years).

There are seven themed “bubbles” to explore including sensory play, creative workshops, soft play, music and a calm dedicated area for babies – 0–2 years.

Parents can actually sit and enjoy good coffee and pastries in the café area while the kids play.

Visits are booked in 2-hour slots, and there are stroller lockers and baby facilities on site.

☔ Rain-safe: Yes (fully indoors)
⏱️ Duration: 2 hrs per booked session
😴 Nap-friendly: Fairly good — calm baby/sensory areas + café seating
🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes (stroller lockers + baby facilities available)

📍 Bulles & Billes, 13 Rue Sainte-Cécile, 75009 Paris (9e) 🎟️ 30% off in May to celebrate the opening! Booking: HERE

Fete Foraine Des Enfants fairground comes to Issy!

Best for ages 👶 2–3 | 🧒 4–6 | 👧 6+

A new fairground comes to Issy this Saturday! Come for:

• Attractions suitable from 2 years
• Sweet treats

☔ Rain-safe: Nope, ideally plan to come when it’s sunny.

⏱️ Duration: Anything from 30mins- 3 hours

😴 Nap-friendly: Likely no, these fairgrounds are usally super noisy!

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes but you’ll need to leave the buggy when getting on rides. Be prepared, it could get busy here

📍 Parc de l’Île Saint-Germain 📅 From 23rd May-21st June
📌 Issy-les-Moulineaux

*TOP PICK* Three Little Pigs Show

Best this week for all ages 👶 0-1 | 🧒 2-3 | 👧 4-6 (suitable for all ages)

The classic fairytale in a fun, playful setting. Suitable from 1 year old. From 12euro per person.

☔ Rain-safe:Yes
⏱️ Duration: 40 mins
😴 Nap-friendly: No (buggies are left outside the main show area and show itself could be loud)
🍼Stroller-friendly: ❌ Limited (if possible bring lightweight foldable buggy or a baby carrier)

Until 26 July 2026, Théâtre Essaïon, 6, rue Pierre au Lard, (4e). Book your tickets HERE

Theatre Show: La Vie Secret Des Doudous (The secret life of doudous)

Best this week for 🧒 3–5

About: A show about what your teddies get up to when you’re not looking! From 3 years.

☔ Rain-safe: Yes

⏱️ Duration: 40 mins long

😴 Nap-friendly: Low as it’s a live theatre performance

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Limited. Strollers usually must be left at the entrance or folded as the venue is small and traditional.

Tickets from 10.95 per person! Get yours now

From 13th May-18th July 2026. à la Folie Théâtre (11è)

*TOP PICK* Free baby cinema at Little Villette: Theme: Nature

Best this week for 🧒 4–5 | 👧 6+

Cinema for little people! With short and sweet screenings, This weekend it’s themed around NATURE (tying in with Fete de la Nature aorund Paris this week! (see above for more info)

☔ Rain-safe: Yes (Indoors)

⏱️ Duration: Each film is around 10 mins long

😴 Nap-friendly: Depends on the child. But there is sound, music, and screen stimulation, although calmer than usual cinema as the session is disigned for small kids

🍼 Stroller-friendly: Yes (generally). Parc de la Villette is very stroller-friendly with easy flat paths and accessible venues. But buggies may need to be left outside before performance.

Little Villette, 221 Avenue Jean Jaurès, Paris (19e). 23rd-28th May. See timings and more info here

Other ideas in Paris this week:

Best fairgrounds

Infamous 1 euro fairground is back!

👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

The Au Paradis des Enfants re-opened its doors mid-February. On Spring days this fairground is a great place to head to, and even better, many rides are 1 euro a ride. Set in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Leisure Island there’s also loads more activities and green space to enjoy in the sunshine.

From 2 years+

The Saint-Quentin en Yvelines leisure park, Base de Loisirs de St Quentin en Yvelines, 78190 Trappes. Find more info here

The Foire du Trône funfair

👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

Europe’s largest (one of its) oldest funfairs The Foire du Trône returns to Paris this spring. Enjoy around 220 rides, attractions for all ages.

Free entry. Pelouse de Reuilly (12e). From Friday, 27 March- Monday, 25 May 2026. Mon–Thu & Sunday: 12PM-11PM. Friday & Saturday: 12PM-1AM

Outdoor activities in Paris

Little sailing boats are back in Jardin Luxembourg and Tuileries!

🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

Les Voiliers du Luxembourg

Around since 1890, these little miniature sail boats have been sailed on the Jardin du Luxembourg basin. It’s a super fine and affordable very ‘Paris’ activity with kids under 6. Opening for the first time this year for the April holidays, from 1st April.

Costs €6 er boat for half an hour.

Open 7 days a week (weather permitting) = 11AM- 6PM

Jardin du Luxembourg basin

Le Petit Bateaux

Open from 4th April, Tots City Guide recommends this outside activity, perfect from kids from 2 years old. Located in the beautiful Tuileries gardens right by The Louvre. Read more about fun things to do with small kids in this area.

Costs €6 per boat for ~30 minutes

Open Saturday, Sunday and during the school holidays, 11-6PM

Jardin des Tuileries (entrée Concorde), 75001 Paris. More info here

Where to see stunning Spring tulips in and around Paris?

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

Château de Dampierre in Yvelines

Tots City Guide recommends a day out with small kids at these beautiful Château gardens. April is the perfect time to visit at the tulips are starting to bloom, aim to come near mid April to see them at their finest!

TIPS: Hire a 4 person bike for €10, it makes it much easier to explore the vast grounds with a toddler or small child.

Château de Dampierre, Yvelines. More information here

Visit the Tuileries Gardens

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

With the sunny days become rarer by the week, make the most of any sunshine strolling through the Tuileries Gardens. Here you can soak in key Paris monuments like The Louvre and Place de la Concorde. Even better, when visiting the Tuileries Gardens with young kids there are tons of activities to do there. Choose from sailing tiny sail boats, to trampolines, to carousel rides and the kiddie room at Musée de l’Orangerie. Read up on our ultimate guide to Tuileries Gardens with kids here.

Best theme parks

NOW OPEN! World Of Frozen at Disneyland Paris

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

*Cue screams from 4 and 5 year old girls everywhere*. Finally, The World of Frozen in Disneyland Paris is open (having launched last Sunday, 29 March 2026). The new land of Elsa, Anna and (the infamous robotic Olaf) forms part of the newly transformed Walt Disney Studios Park into Disney Adventure World.

Here, at the newly revamped park youcan: Discover the land of Arendelle, dine in a brand new princess meet-and-greet restaurant, ride on a new Rapunzel ride, and loads more exciting new additions.

If you want to be one of the first to see it, it’s quite late but grab tickets asap and be prepared for high prices and a lot of crowds. If you want to AVOID the crowds, aim to book your Disneyland Paris trip for next year / in a few months when the fuss has died down a bit!

Best farms

NOW OPEN: Re-launch of Ferme de La Villette

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

La Ferme de La Villette has been expanded to 15,000 m² nature and biodiversity space and is connected by a new promenade. Now families can explore the farm and gardens and meet animals like goats and rabbits.

Ferme de La Villette (19e). More info here

Best parks

Find the best parks in Paris

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

Check out the Tots City Guide top recommendations on things to do when it’s sunny in Paris an the Tots City Guide Paris Map

Paris eco parks

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

Spend a day playing in the woods at an ecopark, or playing in one of Paris’ many fantastic playgrounds.

Read the Tots City Guide to outside activities with young kids in Paris

Fruit & Veg picking around Paris

👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

One of the top things to near with kids near Paris that Tots City Guides recommends is fruit and vegetable picking. You can visit the following farms that are now back open for picking fun! (Be sure to check the exact opening days and times at your farm of choice. Currently open: Cueillette de Viltain Cueillette de Torfou & reopening soon in spring: Fermes Des Gally

Find more outdoor activities with kids in Paris HERE

Best rainy-day activities with kids in Paris

Check out this roundup of what to do with small kids in Paris when it rains!

Cheap kiddie cinema in Paris

🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+ (but will depend on film screenings)

Cinékids series X Forum des Images 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+ Location: Forum des images. Tickets from 5 euros per child. (7,50 € with accompanying adults). Find out more and book here.

UGC Cinemas – cheap weekend tickets. 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+ As part of their Les Pestacles kid’s film series, you can watch classic children’s movies for cheap on Sundays. Check out the UGC films available near you here, note more options during the weekend!

La Villette 👶 2–3 often has free cinema screening for little kids. Find more information and the latest film screenings HERE.

Cinémathèque française 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+ Films from all over the world are shown at these kid-friendly cinema sessions 2 times per week. Can be suitable from 3 years (but this is film-dependent, be sure to check the ratings on the film before you book!) Find the programme HERE. Every Wednesday, Sunday, and during school holidays.

Best Paris Baby Cafes

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

For when it rains, need coffee, or you’re just sick of the playground! Paris has a host of baby cafes where the kids can roll around or play and you can drink and eat cake. Find the Tots City Guide Paris baby cafe guide here.

Best Theatre and puppet shows

See a Paris marionnette show

👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+

All over Paris you can see these traditional style puppet shows. Find the most convenient for you via the Tots City Guide Paris baby and toddler map here

Watch a theatre shows for young kids in Paris – see the full round up here

Theatre Shows for young kids in Paris

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+ (age suitable for depends on the show)

This month there is a host of new theatre shows for kids in Paris. From Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs, baby opera, crazy clown shows and more!

Check out theatre shows for kids under 6 here.

Best kid-friendly museums

Paris museums ideal for kids

👶 0-2 | 👶 2–3 | 🧒 3–5 | 👧 6+ (age depends on museum)

Visit an art gallery and keep the little ones entertained? Yes it is possible. Many Paris museums now host kid friendly rooms, or put on exhibitions just for children. Examples include, The Louvre, to the Louis Vitton Foundation, and Musée de l’Orangerie. Mon Jardin Fantastique at Hangar Y is a really interactive exhibition just for kids and not to be missed! Check out the Tots City Guide round up of baby and toddler friendly Paris museums here.

Discover more kid friendly activities around Paris via the Tots City Guide Paris baby map.

Tots City Guide Paris recommends the Toddler & Baby Paris travel map for loads more family-friendly ideas this week! CLICK HERE TO SEE