Children's leisure Paris

For the whole family and children as from the age of 5 years, the Palais de Tokyo offers, the first Sunday of the month, interactive workshop tours so as to share amazing moments together, direct connection with the works, the universe of artists and contemporary creations. With the help of a young mediator, parents and children gather around an unusual theme so as to open up to Contemporary Art by simply expressing their feelings. Routes, walks so as to discover other aspects of contemporary art.

The Cité des Enfants is divided into two distinct spaces for 2 to 7 year olds and 5 to 12 year olds. The section dedicated to "little ones", i.e. children who are not yet reading, is organized into five spaces: "I discover myself", "I know how to do", "I find myself", "All together", focused on the development of the child, and "I experiment" devoted to the first scientific discoveries. She tackles new subjects such as emotion and social identity, understanding images and the representation and construction of space. Water, air and light are materials in the first steps of our budding researchers, while installations and sculptures promote their artistic development. But let us be reassured! the construction site, the ball machine, the stream, the raised hand, all these "must" that made the success of the Children's City, do indeed have their place in this Children's City dedicated to 2 to 7 years old!

The 5 to 12 year old space is an adventure area of more than 2,000 square metres that requires the energy, curiosity, attention and multiple talents that this age group has to offer. Six playgrounds are available. Children can go where they want, how they want, and have 1 hour and a half, the duration of the session, to explore all or part of the area.

Created in 1949, the Flying Boats company was very successful. To the point that its name is commonly attributed to all ships carrying out cruises on the Seine. The promenade begins at the port of the Conference, which is located on the outskirts of the Alma Bridge. From here, a Bateau-mouche takes you for seventy minutes to discover the main monuments bordering the river between Swan Island and the Arab World Institute: the Musée d'Orsay, the institute of France, Notre-Dame, the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower… This path forms a loop. Cruises and cruises are also available: find out.

Multi-entertainment, or multi-function, this open in 2011 offers a range of services that will inevitably seduce many mothers. At the same time deposit-sale of children's clothing, toy shop, tea salon and place of educational and artistic activity, Mother, A Girl is a place of meeting and relaxation where parents can mix shopping and discussion around a cup without having to run after their children. In a warm and refined decor, you will be able to walk through the rays of used clothing, babbling around greed, find advice to choose a toy adapted to your marmots or watch them learn the watercolour, the pastry, the arts applied at workshops animated by specialists in these disciplines. Want to participate? There is no concern, many activities also exist for adults to foster meetings between parents. Innovative and practical!

Facilities include tennis courts and sports equipment. The club also organizes events and competitions, such as the Paris Individual Championships. To join the club and play tennis, drop-in tests are held at Tennis des 7 Arpents and Stade du Comité de Paris. Registrations can be made online via the Comiti platform.

The Paris Hockey Club offers a variety of leisure activities for children in Paris.

Founded in 1986, this school offers instruction in karate, Okinawan kobudō, jōdō and iaidō. Classes are taught by Frédéric Méjias, technical director and founder of the school, who holds a state diploma. Classes take place in two different gyms: the Bernard Lafay gymnasium and the Alexandre Lippmann sports center.

The Baby Judo section is only open to children aged 4 and 5. Because it is not always easy to find the right activity for his child at first glance, Judo France Paris initially proposes a free trial session.

As the water is an excellent element for pregnant women, La Septième Compagnie has the advantage of early sessions from the third month of pregnancy, the night of 20:00 to 22:15. No need to wait your maternity leave to enjoy the antenatal sessions.

Founded in 1976, IRAEC offers a place of welcome for parents and children from birth. IRAEC emphasizes respect for anonymity, listening, play and dialogue. Training courses are also offered to childcare professionals. IRAEC is subsidized by the City of Paris and the CAF de Paris.

Paris d'enfants is a website offering fun and educational activities for children in Paris. They organize fun guided tours of the city's emblematic sites, including the Opéra Garnier, the Louvre, the Château de Versailles and Montmartre. These tours are suitable for children of all ages, and are led by specialists in the field. Children can discover the secrets and legends of these places while having fun. The site also offers rallies and treasure hunts in Paris gardens, as well as private tours for small groups. Paris d'enfants also offers activities for birthdays, school outings and family groups. It's a great way to explore the city of Paris as a family, while learning in a fun way.

Created by the Cartier Jeweller in 1984, the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art has been installed in a glass building built by Jean Nouvel since 1994. It is a place of exhibitions dedicated to all forms of contemporary art. For children between the ages of 8 and 12, the Foundation offers family tours, excursions to the garden, as well as creative workshops, these different moments to discover the Foundation and the exhibited works.

The Centre Paris Anim' Grange aux Belles is a cultural center. It offers a variety of activities such as dance, theater, musical comedy, aerial circus, fitness, boxing, martial arts and aquatic activities. The center also has a community center called Les Petits Poètes, a shared garden and a youth information point.

The center offers a variety of activities for all ages, including ballet classes for adults and children, capoeira, early music and manga activities.

Course Wednesday at 11 pm. Variable rates based on income.

It offers a swimming pool, an ice rink, as well as fitness and wellness activities. The swimming pool has a luminous sports pool, ideal for swimming, as well as an aquatic area for younger children. The ice rink is open all year round, offering figure skating or simply gliding on the ice. The Espace Sportif Pailleron also offers wellness, muscle-building, zumba and aquastretch classes.

Stade Jean-Bouin is a 19,500-seat stadium located in the 16ᵉ arrondissement of Paris, next to the Parc des Princes. Mainly intended for rugby union, it also hosts other sports such as tennis, basketball, bridge and field hockey. The stadium was opened in 1925 and has been renovated twice, in 1968-1970 and in 2010-2013. It is owned by the Mairie de Paris and used by teams such as Stade Français Paris and Football Club de Versailles 78. The Stade Jean-Bouin is a must for rugby fans and sports enthusiasts in Paris. It is easily accessible by public transport and has a wide range of facilities for spectators.

The social centre of the Cross-Saint-Simon offers children and families three playgrounds to discover more than two thousand games. These spaces are open to 0 to 3 years, 3 to 6 years, 6 to 12 years of age and their parents respectively. The centre also organizes game loans for children and families in some days of the week and during all school holidays.

The Espace Torcy toy library is a large toy library in the north of Paris where children can come and play with or without their parents, depending on their age. It is a real space of animation and awakening of children-adults, it proposes a musical awakening, activities outside the walls (in parks, streets, schools,...), loan of games, loan of material, animation of events of district (in support with the associations of the network of the 18th district), reading to the small ones... A very active toy library in the district, which has more than two thousand five hundred games in its drawers!

Founded in 1981 and managed by Alain Recoing, the Théâtre aux Mains Nues company opened this room of fifty seats in 2001. It is dedicated to contemporary puppet theatre and arts which are combined here. The young companies are highlighted here. An unusual place for shows no less original.