Walt Disney Studios Park
Disneyland Resort Paris
dedicated to the world of cinema, discover the secrets of filming and animation. Become a hero in a film, ride the tram to Catastrophe Canyon and take a spin in the famous Cars from the movie
Arc de Triomphe
Paris 8
commissioned in 1806 by Napoleon to celebrate his victories, taking thirty years to build, finally completed in 1836. Visitors can climb steps to the top where there is a viewing platform
Bayeux Tapestry
Bayeux
the story of this world famous tapestry is cleverly told and the tapestry itself well-displayed, so that adults and children alike can view it easily. Vividly unfolding the action packed scenes culminating in the famous Battle of Hastings in 1066.
Disney Village
Disneyland Resort Paris
with continual entertainment, shops, bars, and restaurants. The area comes to life in the evenings when the streets are filled with entertainers such as jugglers, musicians and acrobats.
Disneyland® Park
Disneyland Resort Paris
Disneyland® Park is one of two in the famous Disneyland® Resort Paris. It is spread over 135 acres and comprises five themed territories. Experience the story book world of Disneyland® Park, watch a parade and meet the character
situated outdoors on the banks of the Seine, this unremarkable collection was founded in 1980 and is devoted to modern sculpture, mainly of the period since World War II
Musée Grévin
Paris 9
containing great period scenes of historic French war figures, as well as actors, singers and cartoon characters, this waxwork museum, founded in 1882, is now a Paris landmark on a par with Madame Tussauds in London
Océanopolis
Brest
Much more than an aquarium, more of a space age aquatic world with three pavilions containing polar, tropical and temperate ecosystems and many interactive displays
Cité de la Mer
Cherbourg
Set in the Art Deco Gare Maritime Transatlantique, this excellent aquarium houses Europe's deepest fish tank and includes a display of submersibles used in deep sea exploration
Jardins du Trocadéro
Paris 16
covering 25 acres with a long, rectangular ornamental pool, bordered by stone and bronze-gilt statues with the Eiffel Tower close by.
Mont St-Michel
Pontorson
there is much to see here including the architecturally stunning Abbey, the famous cloisters with double row of delicately carved pillars, the 13th century dining hall and one of the oldest rooms, the underground Lady Chapel
an excellent introduction to the Battle of Normandy with a 25 minute video screened in French and English with well chosen exhibits including personal accounts, photos and wartime objects
Bayeux War Cemetery
Bayeux
the largest of the 18 Commonwealth military cemeteries containing nearly 5 thousand graves of British soldiers and 10 other countries. Across the road is a memorial to the 1807 Commonwealth soldiers whose remains were never found
Cinéaqua
Paris 16
with over 13,000 fishes and invertebrates, sharks, jellyfish and 700 coral colonies, this is a marvel for all the family
Cité de la Mer
Dieppe
bringing the city's long association with fishing and maritime heritage to life with interactive children friendly displays and a fish petting pool. The sea creatures here are native to the English Channel and swim in dozens of aquaria
Espace des Sciences
Rennes
set within the Champs Libres, this interactive space also boasts a planetarium, temporary exhibition space and a library with lots to entertain the children
Grand Aquarium
Saint Malo
with a simulated descent aboard an underwater submarine and a touch pool where children can fondle rays and turbots, there are also excellent exhibits on local marine life, tropical reefs and mangrove forests
Grand Palais
Paris 8
an imposing, classical façade and Art Nouveau ironwork and housing a continuous programme of temporary exhibitions
Maison de Jules Verne
Amiens
with displays in French and English, this is where Jules Verne wrote many of this famous novels outlining his vision of the future with models, prints and posters. When going round the world in 80 days seemed impossible
Ménagerie
Paris 5
France's oldest public zoo is situated in the lovely surroundings of the Jardin des Plantes. It was set up during the Revolution to house survivors for the Royal menagerie at Versailles - all four of them