How to entertain children aged 5 to 12 during the Paris 2024 Games?

Would you like to explore biodiversity in an urban environment? Les Petits Débrouillards, an association dedicated to scientific mediation, will be criss-crossing the Olympic and Paralympic Games venues with its velo-cargo packed with fun activities to delight inquisitive youngsters! A chance for children to learn more about Paris' flora and fauna through fun experiments!

Ludomouv' are mobile toy libraries that travel from arrondissement to arrondissement, offering board games, memory games, construction games and games of skill. On their summer tour of Paris, Ludomouv' will be stopping off at Place Saint-Sulpice (6th arrondissement) and Jardin d'Éole (18th arrondissement). Find out where they'll be stopping near you.

Precision and concentration… Whether they're novices or seasoned golfers, children can perfect their golf swing on the traveling mini-golf courses. From Parc Monceau (8th arrondissement) to Parc Martin-Luther-King (17th arrondissement), via Rue Drouot (9th arrondissement), they'll have the time of their lives on an 18-hole XXL course, just like real pros!

Becoming a superhero starts with posing! The children engage in play using the provided equipment, such as balloons and rackets. A video artist will record their activities. To conclude the workshop, a final screening is planned, allowing everyone to view their unique portraits on the big screen.

Find tranquility and zen at the Grange-aux-Belles sports field (10th arrondissement) with parent-child yoga sessions. From July 28 to September 6, enhance your bond through imaginative yoga classes. Multiple sessions are planned to ensure a continuous experience.

Passports are unnecessary: children can embark on the adventures of Judy Hopps! This charming rabbit aspires to be a police officer. Upon achieving her dream, she becomes part of Zootopia, a city inhabited solely by animals. In her initial case, she must work with Nick Wilde, a fox who is a masterful scam artist. Nestled in the lush Parc de Choisy (13th arrondissement), this Disney escapade is bound to be a delight!

Swimming, inflatables, games and aquagym! The Élisabeth sports center (14th arrondissement) will be setting up inflatables near its temporary pool to keep local children cool and happy.

What other pleasure could there be in summer than reading outdoors, stretched out on a deckchair or on the grass? Thanks to the Bibliolympiades, librarians travel to Paris parks and gardens to lend out books and albums, and organize story readings. Discover the full program, arrondissement by arrondissement.

The circus takes center stage this summer! In particular, the Square Léon-Serpollet (18th arrondissement) will come alive and take on the air of a big top, thanks to a series of workshops and shows put on by the Cambalanche company. Little acrobats - aged 5 and over - will discover the different techniques of the circus world, while working on their motor skills.

Playing with the Spanish, English, Portuguese, German and Turkish languages… The Olympisme sans frontières show should appeal to children and show them how languages can transcend borders. This cultural project is a joyful celebration of the cultural and linguistic diversity of the countries participating in the Olympic and Paralympic Games. A must-see!