3 day itinerary
Paris
Itinerary
Paris is such a magical city, especially for families. With your base at , you’re in a great spot to explore. Let’s dive into a fun-filled, kid-friendly itinerary for your three days in Paris!
Day 1: Arrival and Exploring the Local Area (12th April)
1:30 PM - Arrival at
- Check in, freshen up, and maybe grab a quick snack at the hotel. The hotel usually has a cozy café or snack bar.
3:00 PM - Stroll along the Seine
- After settling in, take a leisurely walk along the . The views are stunning, and it’s a great way to get your bearings. Kids will love watching the boats go by!
4:00 PM - Visit the
- Head over to the iconic . You can take the elevator up for breathtaking views of the city. If the kids are up for it, you can even have a little picnic in the nearby park afterward.
6:00 PM - Dinner at
- Enjoy dinner at , which has a fantastic view of the . They offer a kid-friendly menu, and the atmosphere is lovely.
8:00 PM - Evening Stroll
- After dinner, take a stroll around the . The fountains and the view of the lit up at night are simply magical!
Day 2: Classic Paris and Kid-Friendly Fun (13th April)
9:00 AM - Breakfast at the Hotel
- Start your day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel. They usually have a good selection of pastries, fruits, and cereals.
10:00 AM - Visit the
- Head to the Louvre! While it can be overwhelming, focus on the highlights like the Mona Lisa and the Egyptian artifacts. The museum often has family-friendly activities, so check in advance!
12:30 PM - Lunch at
- Just a short walk from the Louvre, has a relaxed atmosphere and a menu that caters to kids.
2:00 PM - Explore the
- After lunch, let the kids run around in the beautiful Tuileries Garden. There are playgrounds, and you can even rent a small boat to sail in the pond!
4:00 PM - Visit the
- This museum is home to Monet’s Water Lilies and is quite manageable with kids. The art is beautiful, and the museum is not too large.
6:00 PM - Dinner at
- Head to for some delicious Provençal cuisine. They have a lovely courtyard, and the kids will enjoy the atmosphere.
8:00 PM - Evening at
- After dinner, take a stroll through . Visit the for a stunning view of the city. The area is lively in the evening, and you might catch some street performers!
Day 3: (14th April)
7:00 AM - Early Breakfast at the Hotel
- Fuel up for a day of fun at Disneyland! Make sure everyone has their favorite snacks packed.
8:00 AM - Head to
- Take the RER train from central Paris to Disneyland. It’s about a 45-minute ride, and the excitement will build as you get closer!
9:00 AM - Arrive at
- Spend the day enjoying the rides, meeting characters, and soaking in the magical atmosphere. Be sure to check the schedule for any parades or shows!
12:00 PM - Lunch in the Park
- There are plenty of kid-friendly dining options in the park. Consider places like the for a buffet-style meal.
5:00 PM - Snack Break
- Grab some ice cream or a treat from one of the many stands in the park to keep the energy up!
8:00 PM - Dinner at
- After a fun-filled day, head to for dinner. There are various options, including or the , which are both fun for kids.
9:30 PM - Return to the Hotel
- After a magical day, head back to your hotel to rest and recharge for your journey home!
Tips:
- Make sure to check the weather and pack accordingly, as Paris can be unpredictable in April.
- Consider getting a Paris Pass for easier access to public transport and attractions.
- Keep snacks and water handy for the kids to keep their energy up!
I hope this itinerary helps you have a fantastic time in Paris! Enjoy every moment of your adventure! 🌟
