The original "old railway viaduct turned into a park" story - before New York built its fashionable High Line. Take a nice walk and enjoy the variety of Parisian architecture around you.
My favorites: the Enchanted River, le Théâtre de Guignol ... deliciously old-fashioned! Avoid the noisy merry-go-round area if you want to keep the spirit.
Hosts Marché aux Fleurs et aux Oiseaux, a bird market (open Sundays from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
Great food market including traiteurs and small restaurants. The Japanese and Morrocan are my favourites.
Lovely little kids store, with a small upstairs area with coffee tables and a play area. Serves hot drinks and cake.
If you come here with kids in the section 2-7 years of age, start with station 5 entitled Le Chantier des Grands. It will allow your kids to appreciate the station without being tired of the first 4.
Usually a lot less crowded than other major museums in Paris! First check out Monet’s gorgeous Water Lilies, and then proceed downstairs to soak up some Picasso, Renoir and Cezanne.
wonderful place to visit on a picture perfect sunny day... just sit in the park... read a book (that's what I do)... or people watch and then walk through Marais - especially on a Sunday!
L'endroit idéal pour papoter entre adultes pendant que les enfants se défoulent dans le coin jeux. Petite restauration correcte, nombreuses tentations enfantines, grand choix de thés. Baby-friendly.
Great with kids! Have a huge play room with tones of toys, so you will have at least 1 hour of peace with your friends to drink your cafe with macarone!
Between the Champs- Elysées and the Jardin des Tuileries you will find the find Hotel de Crillon where you can enjoy the views of one of the most beautiful parks in the world.
