25 day itinerary
Paris
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Itinerary
Spending 25 days in Paris with a little one sounds like a dream! Paris is such a family-friendly city, and there’s so much to see and do that caters to all ages. Here’s a fun and relaxed itinerary that balances sightseeing with downtime, perfect for a family with a toddler.
Week 1: Getting Acquainted with Paris
Day 1: Arrival in Paris
- Settle into your accommodation. Choose a family-friendly hotel or an apartment with a kitchen.
- Take a leisurely stroll around your neighborhood. Grab some pastries from a local boulangerie.
- Enjoy a quiet evening at a nearby park, like the .
Day 2: Explore the
- Morning: Visit the . Book tickets in advance to skip the lines.
- Afternoon: Have a picnic in the park. Bring a blanket and some snacks!
- Evening: Take a cruise to see the city lights. It’s a relaxing way to end the day.
Day 3: &
- Morning: Visit the Louvre. The museum is huge, so focus on highlights like the Mona Lisa and the Egyptian artifacts.
- Afternoon: Let your little one run around in the . There are playgrounds and puppet shows!
- Evening: Dinner at a family-friendly restaurant nearby.
Day 4: &
- Morning: Head to . Take the funicular up to for stunning views.
- Afternoon: Explore the charming streets and visit , where artists display their work.
- Evening: Enjoy a casual dinner in .
Day 5: Day Trip to
- Spend the day at ! It’s a magical experience for kids and adults alike.
- Make sure to take breaks and enjoy the parades and shows.
- Return to Paris in the evening.
Day 6: Relaxing Day at
- Spend the day at . It’s a beautiful park with a lake, waterfalls, and playgrounds.
- Pack a picnic and enjoy the scenery.
- Evening: Casual dinner at a nearby bistro.
Day 7: Notre-Dame &
- Morning: Visit (check for restoration updates).
- Afternoon: Explore and visit for its stunning stained glass.
- Evening: Dinner in the , where you can find many family-friendly options.
Week 2: Culture and Exploration
Day 8:
- Morning: Visit the . The building itself is a former train station and is very kid-friendly.
- Afternoon: Stroll along the Seine and stop for lunch at a café.
- Evening: Relax at your accommodation or take a short walk.
Day 9: Day Trip to Versailles
- Spend the day at the . The gardens are perfect for a toddler to explore.
- Bring a stroller for the palace tour, and enjoy a picnic in the gardens.
- Return to Paris in the evening.
Day 10: Explore the Marais District
- Morning: Visit the or the (history of Paris).
- Afternoon: Enjoy the shops and cafés in the Marais. Stop by for some playtime.
- Evening: Dinner in the Marais.
Day 11:
- Spend the day at , which has playgrounds, a science museum, and open spaces.
- Enjoy a picnic lunch and let your child explore.
- Evening: Catch a family-friendly show at the .
Day 12: Day at the Zoo
- Visit the . It’s a great place for kids to see animals up close.
- Have lunch at the zoo café.
- Evening: Relax at your accommodation.
Day 13: Shopping and Relaxation
- Spend the morning shopping at the or .
- Afternoon: Enjoy a leisurely lunch and some downtime at your accommodation.
- Evening: Take a stroll along the .
Day 14: Family Day at the Aquarium
- Visit the . It’s a fun and educational experience for your little one.
- Afternoon: Explore the nearby .
- Evening: Dinner at a family-friendly restaurant.
Week 3: More Adventures
Day 15: Day Trip to Giverny
- Visit . It’s a beautiful and peaceful place.
- Enjoy lunch in Giverny and take your time exploring.
- Return to Paris in the evening.
Day 16: Explore the
- Morning: Visit the and the . The gardens have a great playground.
- Afternoon: Explore the charming streets and have lunch at a local café.
- Evening: Dinner in the .
Day 17: Visit the Catacombs
- Morning: Explore the . It’s a unique experience, but check age restrictions.
- Afternoon: Relax at a nearby park or café.
- Evening: Casual dinner.
Day 18: Day at the Beach ()
- If you’re visiting in summer, enjoy along the Seine. There are sandy areas and activities for kids.
- Have a picnic lunch by the river.
- Evening: Stroll along the Seine.
Day 19: Explore the 16th Arrondissement
- Visit the for contemporary art.
- Afternoon: Relax at , which has a playground.
- Evening: Dinner in the 16th Arrondissement.
Day 20: Visit the Science Museum
- Spend the day at the . It’s very kid-friendly with lots of interactive exhibits.
- Have lunch at the museum café.
- Evening: Relax at your accommodation.
Day 21: Explore the
- Take a leisurely walk along . It’s a lovely area with shops and cafés.
- Enjoy lunch at a canal-side café.
- Evening: Dinner in the area.
Week 4: Wrapping Up Your Parisian Adventure
Day 22: Visit the
- Explore the stunning (the opera house). It’s a beautiful building!
- Afternoon: Relax at a nearby café or park.
- Evening: Dinner in the area.
Day 23: Day Trip to (Again!)
- If your little one loved it the first time, why not go back for more fun?
- Enjoy the rides, parades, and character meet-and-greets.
- Return to Paris in the evening.
Day 24: Last Day of Sightseeing
- Visit any sights you may have missed or want to revisit. Consider the or the .
- Enjoy a leisurely lunch and do some last-minute shopping.
- Evening: Have a farewell dinner at a nice restaurant.
Day 25: Departure
- Pack up and enjoy a final stroll around your favorite neighborhood.
- Grab some pastries for the journey home.
- Head to the airport with wonderful memories!
Tips for Traveling with a Toddler:
- Stroller: Bring a lightweight stroller for easy navigation.
- Breaks: Plan for plenty of breaks and downtime.
- Snacks: Always have snacks and water on hand.
- Flexibility: Be flexible with your plans; sometimes, the best moments are unplanned!
I hope this itinerary helps you create unforgettable memories in Paris with your family! Enjoy every moment! 🌟