Want to take the kids to see Paris? Take the train!

Unnoticed, the train hurtles across meadows, past villages and cities. While Pip looks out the window, she asks: "Mum, how long will it actually take us to get to Paris?"
"Just over three hours," I reply.
Meanwhile, Juup runs up to me and cheers: “It's basically a plane on rails".

Given the speed and convenience, I largely agree with this comparison. But fortunately, the train is a lot more environmentally friendly and comfortable. After all, there is plenty of room to play.
The train also rolls right into the centre of the city, meaning less travel time. Step off the train and onto the metro to your final destination.

One big playground

Although Paris is a big city, it doesn't feel like it in many places. Children have all the space they need to play, for example in Park Luxembourg, or in the theme park Jardin d' Acclimation in the city centre.

Play a game of basketball in fashionable Pigalle and sprint down the steps of Montmartre. Or leap like a hare over the striped columns in the inner garden of Palais Royale.
In the eyes of children, the city is one big playground!

In the city that has everything, there is plenty to do... Enter a museum like the Louvre, stroll along the Seine, or take a walk past different city highlights.

With its stately streets, squares and lively terraces, it is good to wander around in beautiful Paris. Not the many formidable attractions, but the great atmosphere is the city's biggest asset.
In short: immerse yourself and your family in this city adventure full of new experiences. Taste a sweet macaron, listen to a French chanson, play a game of Jeu de boules and enjoy the 'joie de vivre’-feeling!