Wednesday is kids' day! Why not make the most of it and create some wonderful memories? In Paris and throughout theÎle-de-France region, there's a whole host of family outings to choose from, to the delight of young and old alike. So many, in fact, that it's hard to know where to turn.
So, let's get the kids on board for what promises to be an adventurous day. To help you plan your Wednesday program, we've put together a roundup of must-do family activities in Paris. It's the promise of a day full of laughter, wonderful discoveries and sweet moments awaiting you in the four corners of the Paris region.
Playrooms, thrilling experiences, cinema, exhibitions, and even theatre, Sortiraparis brings you a lineup of great family activities this Wednesday, 30 September 2026. Pick your favorites and book! PS: we'll meet again next Wednesday on this page to discover a fresh program of must-do family outings in Paris and Île-de-France!
Halloween 2026 at Disneyland Paris: the lineup for getting scared silly
Disney Villains take center stage at Disneyland Paris from September 26 to November 1, 2026, for the Disney Halloween Festival. Mickey's Parade and meet-and-greets with the characters shape the season, with festivities running until 11 p.m. on October 31. Here’s the schedule and what’s new to help you plan your visit. [Read more]
Fête à Neuneu 2026: The funfair returns to the Bois de Boulogne starting this Friday.
La Fête à Neuneu returns to the Bois de Boulogne in Paris, from August 28 to October 11, 2026. Thrill rides, attractions for kids, and free parades bring this back-to-school fair to life, opening with a charity evening in support of the firefighters. [Read more]
Witness the deer’s rut in the morning or evening at Parc de l’Espace Rambouillet.
In the very heart of the Rambouillet Forest, witness an extraordinary wildlife spectacle from September 5, 2026: the deer's mating parade. At dawn or dusk, before a gourmet meal or even during a bivouac, observe them quietly and discreetly. [Read more]
France Miniature celebrates its 35th anniversary and unveils the behind‑the‑scenes of its models, its program, and its new features.
France Miniature, in the Île-de-France region and especially in Élancourt (Yvelines), is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a birthday season packed with activities, including a brand-new exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the park for the 2026 season and free entry for anyone turning 35 themselves. Discover this year’s program! [Read more]
Science Experiences, the concept between museum and theme park at Bercy Village
Science Expériences is a unique concept combining museum and amusement park to bring science to life for children. With scientific experiments, virtual reality and video mapping, it uses the latest technologies to bring science to life for children... [Read more]
Visiting the National Museum of Natural History with the family: all you need to know about the Grande Galerie de l'Évolution
Can you visit the National Museum of Natural History with a stroller? What should you see with kids, and do you need a separate ticket for the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution, the Ménagerie, or the Galerie de Paléontologie? At the Jardin des Plantes, the Museum brings together several distinct sites to explore. For a first family outing, the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution is a great entry point. Stroller access, elevators, tickets, duration, and which visits to combine: here’s what to plan for both grown-ups and kids. [Read more]
Visiting Sainte-Chapelle with the family: practical information, tips, and a tour of the Conciergerie
Can you visit Sainte-Chapelle with a stroller? Should you carry baby to reach the upper chapel, and is it worth stopping by the Conciergerie with the kids? On Île de la Cité, the two monuments can be explored together with a combined ticket. But with a toddler, a few caveats are worth knowing before you go, especially Sainte-Chapelle’s 33 steps. [Read more]
Visiting the Gardens of the Palace of Versailles: what you need to know for a family-friendly visit
Can you visit the Versailles gardens with a stroller? How far will you need to walk with the kids, are the gardens free, and do you have to push all the way to the Grand Trianon and the Queen’s Hamlet? After touring the Chateau, the estate still offers several more kilometers of family-friendly strolls. Strollers, a mini-train, the Grandes Eaux, restrooms, breaks and distances: here’s what you need to know before you set off to explore Versailles with kids and adults alike. [Read more]
Visiting the Palace of Versailles: everything you need to know to explore it with your family
Can you visit the Palace of Versailles with a stroller? Where to change a baby? Do you need to reserve a ticket for children, and how can you avoid turning the Hall of Mirrors into a family marathon? Strollers, baby carriers, restrooms, free admission, reservations and routes: here are the practicalities to know before discovering Versailles with children and adults. [Read more]
Visiting Notre-Dame de Paris: everything you need to know to explore it as a family
Can you visit Notre-Dame de Paris with a stroller? Do you need to reserve your entry, where to find child-friendly toilets, and what rules apply when visiting with a baby? Since its reopening, the cathedral has been welcoming families again free of charge. Strollers, accessibility, bags, reservations and visiting with the little ones: here’s what to plan before you come. [Read more]
Disneyland Paris with Kids: The Best Attractions by Age and Height
First rides, interactive missions, or big thrills: which attractions to do with kids at Disneyland Paris? Discover our picks based on their age, height, and interests, across both Disney Parks. [Read more]
Visiting the Catacombs of Paris: everything you need to know for a family-friendly visit
Can you visit the Catacombs of Paris with young children? Are strollers allowed, how many stairs must be climbed, and could the tour overwhelm the little ones? Twenty meters underground, the famous Parisian ossuary imposes constraints quite different from those at other monuments in the capital. Child age, baby carriers, stairs, temperature, bags and reservations: here’s what you need to know before heading down with the family. [Read more]
Visiting the Orangerie Museum: everything you need to know to discover it with your family
Can you visit the Orangerie Museum with a stroller? Where to change a baby, do you need to book for kids, and how much time should you budget for Monet’s Water Lilies? Located in the Tuileries Garden, the museum is well suited for a family outing. Stroller access, elevator, baby spaces, family rates and activities: here are the practical details to know before you visit. [Read more]
Visiting the Palais Garnier: everything you need to know to discover it with your family
Can you visit the Palais Garnier with a stroller? Do you have to climb a lot of stairs, is the auditorium still accessible, and what kid-friendly routes are offered? Before discovering the Paris Opera with the family, a few quirks of the monument are worth knowing. Stroller, accessibility, children's tickets, luggage, or a playful tour: here’s what to plan for with the little ones and the grown-ups. [Read more]
Paris Opera: a family-friendly lineup for kids and teens for the 2026/2027 season.
For the 2026–2027 season, the Paris Opera continues its Young Audience program with performances, concerts, and workshops designed to introduce children and teens to opera, dance, and music. [Read more]
Stitch Live! : when Experiment 626 improvises with the audience at Disneyland Paris
Back on June 23, 2026, at Disney Adventure World, Stitch Live! invites visitors to chat in real time with the Experience 626 from Studio 4. For about fifteen minutes, Stitch improvises, riffs, and reacts to the audience’s replies through a live, real-time animation. Languages, age, access, and how it plays out — here’s what you need to know before opening a line of communication with this mischievous extraterrestrial. [Read more]
Mickey and His PhilharMagic Orchestra at Disneyland Paris: when Donald derails the concert at the Discoveryland Theater
Looking for a covered, kid-friendly break in Discoveryland? Mickey and his PhilharMagique Orchestra presents a lively 12-minute musical film complete with 3D glasses and in-theater effects. No reservations and no minimum height required—it's the perfect pit stop to catch your breath during your day at Disneyland Paris. [Read more]
Minnie’s Factory of Dreams at Disneyland Paris: everything you need to know about the show
Minnie has swapped her famous polka dots for a team-leader’s cap. Returning as of August 1, 2026, Minnie’s Dream Factory turns Studio D at Disney Adventure World into a music workshop, with Donald, Daisy, Tic and Tac at the machines. Duration, access, hours and languages: here’s what you need to know before joining the production. [Read more]
Mickey and the Magician at Disneyland Paris: Illusions, Timeless Classics, and Stage Magic at Disney Adventure World
Blending music, Disney’s greatest classics, and dazzling illusionist numbers, Mickey and the Magician is one of the standout productions at Animagique Theater, inside Disney Adventure World at Disneyland Paris. Whether you’re a fan of shows or simply looking for a break during your visit, here’s what you need to know about this production and all the practical details to make the most of it. [Read more]
The Eagles of the Ramparts 2026: an equestrian falconry show in Provins
The Eagles of the Ramparts return to Provins’ Théâtre des Remparts from March 28 to November 1, 2026. This family-friendly falconry show brings together 90 birds of prey from 20 species and horses in the medieval town. [Read more]
Baby Concerts: musical moments for the littlest ones and their families in Paris
A concert for babies? The Orchestre Lamoureux has been doing it for years, to the delight of little music lovers. The Baby Concerts are 30 minutes of melody, between nursery rhymes and classical music, in a format for the youngest, from 0 to 5 years old! Here, children can sing, scream, stand up and dance as they please. A favorite for the whole family! [Read more]
Chœur Cœur: the children's music and dance school in the 9th arrondissement
Formerly known as Le Bon Ton, Chœur Cœur opens its doors to budding musicians and dancers every day, with dance and music classes, as well as a bookshop specializing in children's magazines. [Read more]
The Children's Philharmonic, a fun place to learn all about music
The Philharmonie de Paris is home to the Philharmonie des enfants, a 1,000 m² space dedicated to introducing children aged 4 and over to music. From toddlers to older children, there's something for everyone in this kid-friendly space! [Read more]
Disneyland Paris: uncover the secrets of Phantom Manor, the haunted mansion of the famous theme park.
It's one of Disneyland Paris's cult attractions: Phantom Manor. This eerie haunted house in the heart of Frontierland invites you to uncover the dark secrets lurking behind Thunder Mesa. We take you to discover the mysteries of this attraction. [Read more]
Cinema and Space: A retrospective of films about space exploration at the Cinémathèque française
From September 30 to October 19, 2026, the Cinémathèque française unveils a retrospective dedicated to space exploration in cinema. Embark on a voyage to the stars courtesy of the seventh art! [Read more]
Baby-friendly screenings at the Cinéma du Panthéon
In the Latin Quarter, the Pantheon cinema offers sessions where you can bring your baby, every Friday. [Read more]
La Géode de Paris: everything you need to know about the cinema in the Parc de La Villette
After 6 years of renovation, La Géode reopened its doors on December 18, 2024, with a 4K IMAX Laser screen unique in France. [Read more]
Sauvez le cinéma: the Grand Rex's 100% cinema escape game
Immerse yourself in the mysterious world of the Grand Rex with the "Save the Cinema" escape game. Set off on an adventure to save the greatest cinema classics, available all year round in this historic Parisian landmark. An immersive experience not to be missed! [Read more]
Disneyland Paris with Kids: The Best Attractions by Age and Height
First rides, interactive missions, or big thrills: which attractions to do with kids at Disneyland Paris? Discover our picks based on their age, height, and interests, across both Disney Parks. [Read more]
When I Grow Up: A Mini-Town Where Kids Discover Careers Opens in Val-d’Oise
Firefighter, veterinarian, doctor, pizzaiolo or shopkeeper: the new park "Quand je serai grand" invites children aged 1 to 11 to Mours, near L’Isle-Adam. A mini-town designed for kids to explore different professions through play and imitation. [Read more]
Bubbles & Marbles in Paris: the place that thrills kids and parents in the heart of the 9th arrondissement!
Sponsored - Bulles & Billes is a 400 m² play space designed for children aged 0 to 11 and their parents, with seven immersive play zones that meet every child's needs, a cafe featuring locally sourced products, and a Saturday night aperitif. [Read more]
The 2-to-6-year-old City of Children reopens its doors in Paris for a playful, immersive experience.
After a year of renovations, the Children's City for ages 2–6 reopens on June 9, 2026 at the City of Science and Industry, with a redesigned space to accompany the youngest visitors in their first discoveries. [Read more]
The House of Insects: a family-friendly museum to learn everything about little critters.
Located in Carrières-sous-Poissy, inside the Parc du Peuple de l’herbe, the Insect House invites visitors to discover live insects and their role in biodiversity. Open year‑round on a calendar adapted to school holidays, it offers a permanent exhibition along with workshops and activities for families. [Read more]
Leisure Prod: outdoor activities, stag dos, hen dos - PROMO CODE
Sponsored - Looking for a bachelor or bachelorette party idea near Paris? Boasting paintball, an outdoor escape game, and adrenaline-fueled challenges, Loisirs Prod bets on outdoor group activities to deliver plenty of thrills and fun. Bonus: this is the last month to enjoy 10% off your activities with LOISIRS PROD! [Read more]
And what if you extend the joys of summer in the Fontainebleau area?
Sponsored - In September, there’s no letting go of the pleasures of the sunny season in the Fontainebleau region! A riverside guinguette, a gourmet meal, a cultural discovery, an offbeat experience… Welcome to those who haven’t left yet, and to those who simply want to stretch summer’s pleasures a little longer! [Read more]
Aventure Floreval: a treetop adventure park, climbing and a multi-activity park in Essonne, 30 minutes from Paris
Only 30 minutes south of Paris, in Essonne (91), Aventure Floreval welcomes children and adults to the heart of the Morionville forest for a full day of outdoor adventure. Tree-top adventures, outdoor climbing, Paintball, Jurassic Mini-Golf, Escape Games, Laser Game, Quiz Battle, or even a farm with animals: the park offers a wide range of activities for a family outing, with friends, or in a group.
And since the summer of 2026, a new activity has completed the park’s lineup: a bouldering area installed right in the forest. [Read more]
iFLY Paris: Indoor Skydiving for an Unconventional Flying Experience
Sponsored - iFLY Paris welcomes the general public, companies, and seasoned athletes for indoor skydiving in a giant glass tube. iFLY lets you fly, risk-free and with no prior experience, from ages 5 to 105! Soar! [Read more]
The Edge: a one-of-a-kind virtual reality experience in Paris!
Sponsored - The Edge takes you on a breathtaking virtual reality journey. Hop over to Ganymede, the galaxy’s most mysterious planet! Play as a robot-avatar, assemble your team, and set out to explore an abandoned space station in search of a mysterious alien monolith. Whether with friends or family, get ready to dive into this ultra-immersive futuristic adventure like never before! Fans of fun, sci-fi, and adrenaline-fueled experiences — are you ready to open the doors to another world and push the boundaries of reality? [Read more]
Disneyland Paris with Kids: The Best Attractions by Age and Height
First rides, interactive missions, or big thrills: which attractions to do with kids at Disneyland Paris? Discover our picks based on their age, height, and interests, across both Disney Parks. [Read more]
Pré Catelan Garden and the Shakespeare Garden, the Bois de Boulogne's secret gardens
If someone mentions the Bois de Boulogne and its lakes, you’ll probably know them. Yet just a few steps away, there’s another garden. A garden in the heart of the woods, little-known but far calmer: the Jardin du Pré Catelan, a green space to discover in the 16th arrondissement. [Read more]
The Main Street Vehicles at Disneyland Paris: how to take a spin in a vintage car?
Time-travel behind the wheel of century-old clunkers, a retro fire engine, or a double-decker bus in the heart of Disneyland Park. How it works, stops, schedules, and tips: our practical guide to enjoying this vintage stroll along Main Street at Disneyland Paris. [Read more]
Horse-Drawn Streetcars: How to hop aboard Disneyland Paris's vintage tramway?
On Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland Paris's Horse-Drawn Streetcars take you to Cinderella Castle to the rhythm of hoofbeats. Here’s where to hop on this horse-drawn tram, how to check its schedule, and why this little ride is so much more than just a means of getting around. [Read more]
Stitch Live! : when Experiment 626 improvises with the audience at Disneyland Paris
Back on June 23, 2026, at Disney Adventure World, Stitch Live! invites visitors to chat in real time with the Experience 626 from Studio 4. For about fifteen minutes, Stitch improvises, riffs, and reacts to the audience’s replies through a live, real-time animation. Languages, age, access, and how it plays out — here’s what you need to know before opening a line of communication with this mischievous extraterrestrial. [Read more]
Visiting the National Museum of Natural History with the family: all you need to know about the Grande Galerie de l'Évolution
Can you visit the National Museum of Natural History with a stroller? What should you see with kids, and do you need a separate ticket for the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution, the Ménagerie, or the Galerie de Paléontologie? At the Jardin des Plantes, the Museum brings together several distinct sites to explore. For a first family outing, the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution is a great entry point. Stroller access, elevators, tickets, duration, and which visits to combine: here’s what to plan for both grown-ups and kids. [Read more]
Visiting the Catacombs of Paris: everything you need to know for a family-friendly visit
Can you visit the Catacombs of Paris with young children? Are strollers allowed, how many stairs must be climbed, and could the tour overwhelm the little ones? Twenty meters underground, the famous Parisian ossuary imposes constraints quite different from those at other monuments in the capital. Child age, baby carriers, stairs, temperature, bags and reservations: here’s what you need to know before heading down with the family. [Read more]
Visiting the Orangerie Museum: everything you need to know to discover it with your family
Can you visit the Orangerie Museum with a stroller? Where to change a baby, do you need to book for kids, and how much time should you budget for Monet’s Water Lilies? Located in the Tuileries Garden, the museum is well suited for a family outing. Stroller access, elevator, baby spaces, family rates and activities: here are the practical details to know before you visit. [Read more]
Visiting the Palais Garnier: everything you need to know to discover it with your family
Can you visit the Palais Garnier with a stroller? Do you have to climb a lot of stairs, is the auditorium still accessible, and what kid-friendly routes are offered? Before discovering the Paris Opera with the family, a few quirks of the monument are worth knowing. Stroller, accessibility, children's tickets, luggage, or a playful tour: here’s what to plan for with the little ones and the grown-ups. [Read more]
Visiting Sainte-Chapelle with the family: practical information, tips, and a tour of the Conciergerie
Can you visit Sainte-Chapelle with a stroller? Should you carry baby to reach the upper chapel, and is it worth stopping by the Conciergerie with the kids? On Île de la Cité, the two monuments can be explored together with a combined ticket. But with a toddler, a few caveats are worth knowing before you go, especially Sainte-Chapelle’s 33 steps. [Read more]
Paris is back in session: the Museum of Illusions has more than one trick up its sleeve.
Sponsored - The Musée de l'Illusion, located at 98 Rue Saint-Denis in Paris's 1st arrondissement, welcomes visitors as a family, with friends, or with colleagues. The venue offers a must-see experience where “all of your senses will be turned upside down.” [Read more]
Artists at the Museum: the National Museum of Natural History marks its 400th anniversary with an exhibition
The National Museum of Natural History in Paris marks its 400th anniversary with a major exhibition blending art, history and science, running from September 23, 2026 to March 7, 2027. Meet the Museum's Artists through the centuries. [Read more]
Lady Liberty: the Museum of Arts and Crafts tells the story of the statue's construction in an immersive exhibition
The Museum of Arts and Crafts takes visitors behind the scenes of the construction of the Statue of Liberty, with the immersive, digital exhibition Lady Liberty, on view from September 22, 2026 to August 1, 2027. [Read more]
Underline, the living space with a free exhibition spanning 2,000 m2 beneath the Petite Ceinture, is being unveiled.
Underline opens its eleven railway vaults to the public on Friday, September 18, 2026, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. This 2,000-square-metre creative workshop puts materiality and crafts in the spotlight, with a free exhibition featuring 40 artists, a shop, workshops, and a cafe-bar. [Read more]
AURA INVALIDES, the must-see sound and light show in Paris
Looking for a unique nocturnal experience in Paris? Ready to be amazed and embark on a timeless journey to a legendary heritage site? Come and discover AURA INVALIDES, a sound and light show at the iconic Dôme des Invalides as night falls. A magical moment in the heart of the Dome, sure to delight young and old alike. [Read more]
Offbeat Versailles — the little-known tales: a remarkable exhibition at the Ancienne Poste
The Old Post Office of Versailles invites us to uncover the city’s little-known stories, through a quirky exhibition running from September 9 to November 15, 2026. [Read more]
Mombini, a toy shop, stroller-friendly cafe, and parent-child workshops, in the 15th arrondissement.
In search of a place to lunch with kids, enjoy a snack or a warm drink, or take part in a developmental workshop for the little ones... And what about a toy shop where you can hunt down plenty of gifts? We’re heading to the Vaugirard neighborhood in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, to Mombini. [Read more]
La Tribu de bébé, a play area with children's workshops and family café, in Méré (78)
Since the end of 2024, Tribu de Bébé has opened its doors to families, with a space entirely designed by and for children and their parents, including covered play areas and a children's café. [Read more]
Pépites de familles, a children's playground and coffeeshop in Colombes (92)
In the inner suburbs of Paris, near Colombes, Pépites de familles aims to be a place where families with children of all ages can live together and enjoy each other's company. [Read more]
Bambin, the kid-friendly coffeeshop with children's play area, in the 20th arrondissement
In the 20th arrondissement, in the heart of the Belleville district, Bambin is the new place to be: a real cocoon, this pretty café is first and foremost a place to live. [Read more]
Petite Forêt, the children's café with workshops and play area, in the 8th arrondissement
It's a café that every mom in Paris should know the address of. Petite Forêt opened in July 2021 in the Beaujon district of the 8th arrondissement, offering a family-friendly space with café, workshops and a small play area. [Read more]
Wrap'n Roll Sushi: the Japanese eatery serving creative, accessible rolls for everyone
Well known among connoisseurs and a must-try for food enthusiasts: Wrap’n Roll Sushi is the Japanese restaurant not to be missed near Saint-Lazare, offering a menu of inventive and affordable maki rolls. [Read more]
Le Cocon, a kid-friendly café-restaurant with a seasonal, locally sourced menu and a short supply chain, in Vincennes (94)
A 100% seasonal menu, organic ingredients wherever possible, and a simple but effective approach. That’s what Cocon offers, a newcomer on the scene of Vincennes’ top spots, and, what’s more, it’s been designed to fit everyone, especially families! [Read more]
Back to back, the 90s-style smash burger is setting up shop near Gare de l’Est.
Since May 2026, Back to Back has opened its doors around a concept: a short menu, smash burgers and milkshakes. Generous portions, a laid-back meal, and a bold 90s vibe. [Read more]
Ma !, Paris’s first Italian bouillon offering authentic cuisine at bargain prices
You couldn't have dreamt of a more fitting location for such an address: a few months in, Ma ! has set up on the Boulevard des Italiens. The menu offers authentic cuisine that brings the flavors of Italy to Paris, all while keeping prices reasonable. [Read more]
Miami Boulevard is a one-of-a-kind, festive restaurant-club, and an all-you-can-eat weekend brunch.
Sponsored - Miami Boulevard, located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, is expanding its unlimited brunch offering with a new menu featuring fresh recipes and a wider selection of grilled dishes and barbecue, while keeping its all-you-can-eat, all-inclusive package at €29 per adult, available Saturdays and Sundays. [Read more]
Salted Boy, the Paris-based coffee shop devoted to salted bread, has opened!
Salted Boy has opened its first brick‑and‑mortar “coffre shop” dedicated to salted bread, the buttered, Japanese‑Korean brioche that went viral. Heading to Rue Réaumur in Paris’s 3rd arrondissement. We tried its mini loaves and its decadent drinks, and here’s the full scoop. [Read more]
These pastries for the Paris rentrée 2026 will have you swooning.
The new pastries for the fall 2026 season arrive at Pleincœur, the bakery-pastry shop owned by Maxime Frédéric in the Batignolles (Paris 17th). Seasonal fruit and chocolate take pride of place on the display, available to discover right away. We’ve tried them for you. [Read more]
The secret, affordable tea time at Printemps Haussmann, by Bryan Esposito and Xavier Pistol
Why not make yourself comfortable at Bleu Coupole, the restaurant under the immense dome of Printemps Haussmann, to discover the gourmet tea time of Bryan Esposito and Xavier Pistol? Both gourmet and accessible every day, there's something for everyone. [Read more]
Kubli Confectionery in Morangis (91) — more than 125 years of crafting traditional candies.
Based in Morangis since the 1970s, the Kubli confectionery preserves a craft born in 1900, continuing to make candies today using traditional methods and regularly opening its workshops to the public. [Read more]
La Maison du Pain de Commeny (95), an unusual museum offering tours and workshops for families
At the heart of the French Vexin, in Commeny in the Val-d'Oise (95), the Maison du Pain traces the history of this essential staple of the French diet through an educational trail set in the former grain loft of a bakery that remains in operation. [Read more]
The Hermitage Oven in Pontoise (Val-d'Oise), the story of a 19th-century bread oven.
Nestled in the Hermitage neighborhood of Pontoise, the Hermitage Oven stands as one of the last witnesses to the rural life that once animated the town. Between troglodyte houses and vineyards, this modest heritage site tells of centuries of history. [Read more]
Here's something to keep your little angels busy on Children's Day this Wednesday.
Dates and Opening Time
On September 30, 2026
Recommended age
For all
