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11 Best Playgrounds in Paris: Tips from a Local Mom of 2

By Matthew Lynch
March 24, 2024
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Paris may be known for its iconic landmarks and boulevards, but it’s also a city filled with hidden gems that cater to the little ones. As a local mom of two, I’ve explored every nook and cranny to find safe and engaging playgrounds where kids can run free and parents can relax. Here are my top 11 picks for the best playgrounds in the City of Light, guaranteed to delight your children.

1.Parc de la Villette– With its dragon-shaped slide and vast play areas, Parc de la Villette is a wonderland for kids. It offers varied playgrounds with different themes scattered across the park.

2.Jardin du Luxembourg– Known for its beautiful gardens, it also has a vintage carousel, puppet shows, and a large playground with climbing frames and slides. A nominal fee is worth the fun your kids will have.

3.Jardin des Plantes– The main attraction here is the Natural History Museum, but the garden itself has wonderful play areas, including one with life-sized dinosaur replicas!

4.Parc des Buttes-Chaumont– This hilly park has hidden grottoes, waterfalls, and multiple play areas along with picturesque views of the city, perfect for adventurous kids and parents alike.

5.Jardin d’Acclimatation– Recently renovated, this amusement park offers more structured fun with petting zoos, pony rides, and themed playgrounds. It’s a whole day of fun in one location.

6.Parc Monceau– A charming park with classical statues, a picturesque pond, and play areas designed for children of all ages. It’s less crowded compared to central spots which gives it an intimate feel.

7.Square René Viviani– This small playground is perfect for a quiet day out as it overlooks Notre-Dame Cathedral promising captivating views while your children play.

8.Square du Vert-Galant– At the tip of Ile de la Cité, this secluded playground offers breathtaking views of the Seine and is a calm spot perfect for picnics after playtime.

9.Jardin Anne-Frank– A hidden gem in the Marais district with sandpits and modern play structures dedicated to Anne Frank’s memory.

10.Parc Floral de Paris– Part of Bois de Vincennes; it boasts themed gardens, butterfly pavilions during summer months, and creative playgrounds among lush flora.

11.Place des Vosges– Noteworthy for its historical significance; this square has sandboxes and simple play structures suitable for young toddlers making it an elegant stop while exploring Le Marais.

A final tip from this Parisian mom: always pack a small picnic when heading to these playgrounds as most are designed with beautiful green spaces perfect for a family snack break! Embrace these moments of joy at these kid-friendly havens nestled in one of the world’s most enchanting cities.

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