4 day itinerary
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Personalized with:EurodisneyMake it family friendlyChild 7years old
Itinerary
A trip to Paris with a visit to Eurodisney sounds like a magical adventure, especially with a 7-year-old in tow! Here’s a fun and family-friendly 4-day itinerary that balances the enchantment of Eurodisney with the charm of Paris. Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Arrival and Exploring the Heart of Paris
Morning:
- Arrive in Paris and check into your hotel. If you’re looking for family-friendly options, consider staying in the Marais or near the for easy access to attractions.
- Grab a delicious breakfast at a local café. Croissants and hot chocolate are a must!
Afternoon:
- Head to the . While it might seem daunting, the Louvre has a family-friendly atmosphere. You can focus on highlights like the Mona Lisa and the Egyptian artifacts. Don’t forget to pick up a family guide at the entrance!
- After the museum, stroll through the . There are playgrounds, and you can grab some ice cream from a nearby vendor.
Evening:
- Enjoy dinner at a family-friendly restaurant. Try Le Relais de l’Entrecôte for their famous steak-frites, or a classic crêperie for some sweet and savory crêpes.
- If your little one still has energy, take a leisurely evening walk along the and catch a glimpse of the sparkling at night!
Day 2: Eurodisney Adventure!
Morning:
- Rise and shine! Have a hearty breakfast, then head to Eurodisney (Disneyland Paris). It’s about a 45-minute train ride from central Paris, so plan to leave early.
- Arrive at the park and grab a map. Start with the area, where your child can meet beloved Disney characters and enjoy rides like It’s a Small World and Peter Pan’s Flight.
Afternoon:
- Enjoy lunch in the park. There are plenty of themed restaurants, but offers a buffet that’s great for families.
- After lunch, explore and . Don’t miss the Pirates of the Caribbean ride and the !
Evening:
- Stay for the evening parade and fireworks show! It’s a magical way to end your day at Eurodisney.
- Head back to your hotel for a good night’s sleep after a fun-filled day!
Day 3: More Parisian Wonders
Morning:
- After a late start (you’ll need it after Eurodisney!), enjoy breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café.
- Visit the . You can either take the elevator to the top for stunning views or enjoy a picnic in the park below.
Afternoon:
- Head to . Explore the charming streets, visit the , and enjoy the view of the city. There are often street performers that your child will love!
- Stop for lunch at a local bistro. Try some classic French dishes like quiche or a croque monsieur.
Evening:
- Visit the , a fantastic science museum with interactive exhibits that are perfect for kids.
- For dinner, consider a family-friendly pizzeria or a casual bistro.
Day 4: Culture and Relaxation
Morning:
- Start your day with breakfast, then head to the . The museum is smaller than the Louvre and has a fantastic collection of Impressionist art. They often have family activities, so check their schedule!
Afternoon:
- After the museum, take a leisurely walk along the Seine to the . Visit (even if you can’t go inside, the exterior is stunning).
- Enjoy lunch at a nearby café, then take a stroll through the . The narrow streets are filled with charm, and you might find a little bookstore or a toy shop to explore.
Evening:
- For your last evening, consider a . It’s a relaxing way to see the city’s landmarks illuminated at night.
- End your trip with a special dinner at a restaurant with a view of the , like . It’s a lovely way to wrap up your Parisian adventure!
Tips:
- Make sure to book tickets in advance for Eurodisney and any major attractions to avoid long lines.
- Keep snacks and water handy for your little one, as exploring can be tiring!
- Don’t forget to take lots of pictures to capture the memories!
I hope this itinerary helps you create unforgettable memories in Paris! Enjoy your trip! 🌟