WeekSpots
Curated from popular family outings around Paris and Île-de-France, refreshed continuously.
The Louvre Museum invites young and old to a special workshop with artist Bérénice Milon, in the Studio, a space dedicated to families. A big construction game and a visual arts workshop around shapes inspired by the Louvre and its garden.
Disney's musical The Lion King, an award-winning production seen by more than 115 million spectators, returns to the Théâtre Mogador for a sixth season. A family show for ages 7 and up.
A journey to understand the Moon, its history, its phases and lunar exploration projects. A discovery to make as a family, from the youngest age.
An exhibition on the terrace of the 1st floor of the Eiffel Tower, on the occasion of the 140th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty, with a trail and information panels designed for children.
A place for scientific exploration with permanent and temporary exhibitions on a range of themes, including the Cité des enfants 5-10 ans (Children's City, ages 5-10) to spark younger children's curiosity.
A monumental 360° underwater epic, blending projections, light and smoke, for the whole family and fans of immersive experiences.
The Little Ones' House welcomes children aged 0 to 5 and their parents free of charge. It offers a space for play, exchange, sharing and listening, in a place with original design.
A workshop imagined by Michel Gondry: in three hours, children and adults alike make a collective film for free, with no prior experience, on a hat-making set inspired by the early 20th century.
As part of the Architecture Days, the Musée des Plans-Reliefs offers an introductory tour of its models of fortified towns and a family tour with an activity booklet to observe the hidden buildings.
During the All Saints' holiday, short tours at the Musée Méliès to explore the history of cinema, from magic to Georges Méliès's tricks, and weekend activities to uncover the secrets of his special effects.
Led by a guide, this family visit invites children and adults alike to explore the exhibition "Remember Me" through observation challenges, stories to invent and games about photography.
Solène Wachter explores the backstage world of stunts and stage illusion: on stage, apparatus and technical devices confront three performers and a stuntwoman with falling, suspension and momentum. Ages 8 and up.
Water, soap… and what else? Find out how to make giant bubbles. Ages 9 and up.
Shrek, the famous ogre, becomes the hero of a family musical at the Folies Bergère, with all the characters from the DreamWorks animated film, in a fairy-tale parody with hilarious dialogue.
Volte rhymes prowess with promise, emotions with sensations on the track of the Cirque d'Hiver-Bouglione. Top-quality acts — equestrian, acrobatic, juggling, flying trapeze — performed by world-renowned artists, with music and humour.
A musical and interactive show inspired by Aladdin: singing, dancing, magic and humour, in a hand-painted glow-in-the-dark set. A joyful adventure about dreams, courage and tolerance.
A musical show adapted from Charles Perrault's famous tale, in which Princess Aurora falls into a long sleep. A magical family journey with princesses, knights, fairies and a life-size dragon.
A musical adventure inspired by Rudyard Kipling's classic: Mowgli, Baloo and Bagheera in a quest blending theatre, music and dance, for the whole family.
A family show recommended for ages 7 and up, based on the work by Alexandre Dumas: D'Artagnan joins Athos, Porthos and Aramis to serve the King and save the Queen's honour, facing Richelieu, Rochefort and Milady.
The tale of Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs revisited by Olivier Solivérès, nominated for the 2022 Molières Young Audience award, with holograms and projection mapping. A musical and poetic show for the whole family, ages 3 and up.
As part of the “Cultural Holidays” program, the Hôtel de la Marine is offering investigation games, storytelling and a lyric performance for families, including those referred by organizations in the social sector.
La Cité invites young and old to play at architecture out of doors and to dream up their surroundings with building games! Families get an introduction to the art of building: we invent together and work hand in hand.
A crawling visit immersed in Monet's garden at Giverny. Book your tickets in advance because they sell out very quickly!
For this new edition of Monument Jeu d'Enfant, the Hôtel de la Marine offers a historical, theatrical detective game for the whole family: solve the theft of the Crown jewels in 1792, through salons and galleries, guided by actors.
A guided tour by a museum lecturer to discover Andy Warhol's drawings as a family, ages 6 and up.
Ida and Paul, two naive friends who are a bit clownish, discover that they think and play with words and thoughts. A theatre show for two actors and a musician, ages 8 and up.
Fifteen light and digital installations by international artists transform the château into an immersive nighttime trail, to be enjoyed as a family, children and teenagers included.
Children's film festival at the musée du quai Branly: a selection of films from every continent to discover the most surprising metamorphoses, with 17 screenings for all ages.
The Jardin des Plantes is offering a holiday programme combining exhibitions, shows, workshops and Halloween activities, with dinosaurs, palm trees and animals. Young and old alike will find plenty to marvel at.