PARIS · FAMILY AND KIDS GAMES IN PARIS
One free evening, too many rooms. These 10 family and kids games in Paris earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Turn the Louvre into a family mystery with a private guide, activity booklets, and kid-friendly visits to its greatest masterpieces.
“Phillippe was wonderful. Unfortunately my son was very tired, but the adults enjoyed the tour very much and learned a lot.”
Solve riddles, explore Montmartre, and learn about art and history on a family escape game with a guide, photos, and free cancellation.
“Églantine was a fun, informative guide for our walk around Montmartre. Kids (ages 7 and 9) had a great time -- this was exactly appropriate for their age group.”
Review of the Louvre private family tour with a Da Vinci treasure hunt, including price, guide quality, itinerary, value, and booking advice.
“Our tour guide Nick was excellent. His knowledge , attention to details and punctuality helped us enjoy a fantastic Da Vinci exhibition at the Louvre.”
Explore Saint-Germain-des-Prés on a family chocolate hunt with seven tastings, friendly guides, French history, and plenty of sweet rewards.
“Marielle was so sweet and brought us to some amazing places. She shared the history of the places we visited and surrounding areas.”
See if Paris’s private Louvre treasure hunt is worth $359.22, with kid-friendly guides, reserved entry, activities, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“We had a blast with Dina. She was great at keeping our 12 year old twin boys engaged and entertained. We learned so much with her!”
Review of the Louvre family treasure hunt, with private guide, skip-the-line entry, famous masterpieces, price, tips, and age advice.
“We loved the tour of the louvre and treasure hunt with Hugo! He was very knowledgeable and kept the kids attention the whole time! (Ages 6 and 9) Highly recommend!”
Turn Île de la Cité into a family puzzle trail with riddles, history, photos, and a reward during this playful two-hour Paris activity.
“I’m sorry but this game was not for fun for children or teenagers or even the adult. The game was far too hard to solve which was not funny for my teen or myself. English is not our mother tongue so riddles to solve is no fun at all, or guessinRead more”
Explore Montmartre with kids on a private treasure hunt featuring Sacré-Coeur views, art clues, cobbled lanes, and a family activity book.
“This was a nice little tour, but not spectacular. We met the guide at the designated spot. We climbed up to Sacre Coeur, through he cathedral, and around the neighborhood. The guide gave my son a little book with clues and things to look for along the route. That definitely helped to keep his attention. It was pretty hard for us all to hear the guide when we were walking, because she did a lot of talking while leading us and facing away from us, or to the side. Plus, her voice didnt carry very much. It was definitely a nice walk but had a lot of hills, as expected…”
Review of a private Palais Garnier treasure hunt for families, with clues, opera legends, tickets, guide details, price, and practical tips.
“RUN AWAY!! There were 5 of us and a 9 year old girl. When we arrived our guide took us inside and we quickly noticed that there were a lot of groups with headsets to hear their guide. There was a lot of noise and we didn't have any so it was hard to hear her. Then we quickly noticed that she was repeating her speech exactly but as soon as we asked a question she didn't know the answer. We booked a treasure hunt which turned into a few questions on a small booklet. The guide only spoke to our 9 year old daughter and we adults were waiting…”
Review of Montmartre’s private family treasure hunt, with cable-car views, artist riddles, gardens, pricing, timing, and practical tips.
“Natalie was absolutely amazing with the kids and very informative. We really enjoyed the experience. It was a beautiful walk as well.”
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