Paris Tour for Families

Paris Tour for Families

Going on holiday with small children is not always easy, but there are some activities that can be enjoyed by both adults and children alike. One example is our family tour of Paris, which begins at the time indicated from the exit of the Louvre - Rivoli metro station.

Our two-hour walking tour around the most iconic landmarks in the center of Paris is designed to move at a gentle pace, making many stops, so that your little ones don't get tired. You might think that history and culture is boring for children. However, there is no need to worry as this fun-packed route involves quizzes and kid's games along the way, to keep everyone entertained at every moment. The children will be the players, but the adults will be helping them to resolve the puzzles so that even they won't get bored.

Our first stop is in front of the Louvre Museum, but we won't enter the venue and take a tiring tour of its huge halls. Instead, we will hear some fascinating anecdotes and facts about the palace as we admire the beautiful detail of its architecture.

Our tour of Paris of families continues by visiting the magnificent gardens of the Palais-Royal. In this free-to-enter park, adults and children alike will enjoy feeding the variety of birds that inhabit it. If we are quiet, we might even hear the enchanting birdsong.

The next stop of the walk is in front of the elegant Palais Garnier opera house, which was built in 1875. Here, we will learn all about the spooky story of the Phantom of the Opera. There's no need for the children to be frightened as the ghost doesn't appear during the day.

After 2 hours, we'll bring this tour to an end at the beautiful Place du Opéra or at the Place de la Concorde.

Important

During this family tour of Paris, we will not enter any museum or monument which requires an entrance fee, however, we will visit their exterior grounds.

Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games

This summer, Paris will host two major events: the Olympic Games (Friday 26th July to Sunday 11th August 2024) and the Paralympic Games (Wednesday 28th August to Sunday 8th September 2024).

Please note that some museums and monuments in Paris may be closed for security reasons during these dates.

During these periods, private vehicle traffic will be prohibited. Therefore, if you're going on a tour, excursion or guided visit during these dates, we recommend arriving at the meeting point on foot or by public transport well in advance.