 Disneyland Paris
Fulfill your fantasy at the DisneyLand Paris and re-live your childhood. Children of all age groups will find something for themselves at the DisneyLand Paris.
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 The Tuileries Gardens
Designed by Le Notre, the famous Versailles park designer in 1664, the Tuileries garden is the most central park in Paris. Along the Seine river from the Louvre museum to the Concorde square, it stretches its “a la francaise” alleys and lawns. It is part of a spectacular and historic perspective from the Louvre palace to the Arc de Triomphe on a straight line which includes the Champs Elysees and Concorde square. The garden has been renovated and separated from car traffic. Bordered by the nice Rivoli street on one side and the Seine river bank on the other, walk through the most beautiful parts of Paris.
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 Thoiry African Reserve
Spend your entire day at this 16th Century château where you can take the opportunity to explore a castle, a safari park and get entertained with a giant spider web, animal shows, and a gastronomy museum. It is located 43 km (27 miles) west of Paris.
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 Jardins et Palace du Luxembourg
Designed in 1612 in French style, Jardin du Luxembourg is 224,500 square meters large park which was opened for the public in the 19th century. Grand Bassin is an octagonal pond at the center of the park where small boats for children are available for hiring. There is also puppet theater for children. The park boasts of two fountains including the the most famous Fontaine de Medicis, a baroque fountain designed in 1624, and the Fontaine de l’Observatoire designed by Davioud , Carpaux and Fremiet in 1873.
Palais du Luxembourg was constructed for Marie de Medicis, mother of Louis XIII, between 1615 and 1627. The palace served as a prison during the French Revolution in 1794.
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 Aquaboulevard de Paris
At Aquaboulevard de Paris, enjoy yourself to the waves, slides, exotic trees, and swimming pool. You can also play tennis and squash courts at the aquatic indoor recreational park on the edge of Paris. It is a great place to practice sports, have fun and relax with a fitness center and other facilities.
Opens from Monday to Thursday: 9 am to 11pm
On Friday: From 9 am to 12 pm
On Saturday: From 8 am to 12 pm
On Sunday: From 8 am to 11pm
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 Parc Asterix
Children can now ride with Astérix and "his merry band of loud and shaggy Gauls" which have entertained French children through comic books for nearly 40 years. At Parc Astérix, the comic character is brought to life with rides and other amusements.
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 Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
Parc des Buttes-Chaumont is the most romantic park in the city which occupies 61 acres (25 hectares) of hilly land in the 19th arrondissement, in the northeastern reaches of Paris. In 1863 it was started as Napoleon III’s plan for green spaces throughout Paris. Carved out of the old quarries and slums, engineers and landscape gardeners are credited for its layout and design. To give a romantic look, it has been outfitted with romantic touches as waterfalls, a grotto, a lake, and a folly- the Temple of Sybil- on top of a cliff with views of Montmartre in the distance. Do not miss the island in the lake with its clifftop views.
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