Activities for children aged 0-4 during the Paris 2024 Games
Mise à jour le 31/07/2024
This summer, little ones won't be left out, and they too can enjoy the Olympic and Paralympic Games festivities in Paris through a multitude of activities. Games, circus, shows, performances or swimming… there's something for everyone!
Take the time to play
Ludomouv' are mobile toy libraries that travel from arrondissement to arrondissement, offering board games, memory games, construction games and games of skill. During their summer tour of Paris, Ludomouv' will be stopping off at the Arènes de Lutèce (5th arrondissement) and the Parc de Choisy (13th arrondissement), for example.
Watch a fine show
A sparrow that has fallen from its nest, a laying hen, a pigeon with a broken wing and a ballerina flamingo: discover the cast of Y aura-t-il de la dinde à Noël, a show that promises to enchant young and old alike. Performed by two actresses and their puppets, this comedy for ages 3 and up celebrates imagination and the pleasure of inventing one's own path.
Take the high road
This brief theatrical piece, crafted for young viewers, draws inspiration from the circus and illusions to provoke thought about the world we inhabit. Le Vertige de l'envers takes spectators into a world where time and gravity no longer hold sway… Magical!
Make a splash
What could be better than cooling off when the sun is shining? This summer, take advantage of the Léo-Lagrange swimming pool (12th arrondissement) to swim with your baby in complete safety. Swimming is supervised by professionals, and the site offers a host of sports and fun activities for the whole family.
Trying out new sports
Parc Sainte-Périne (16th arrondissement), a green haven in Paris, has come up with a host of sporting activities for you to try out. For children under the age of 4, the emphasis is on gentleness, with multisport sessions including dance therapy, baby bouge and yin yoga!
It's already over!
Laugh at giant puppets
Open your eyes wide and enjoy the show! Giant puppets wander around Place Léon-Blum (11th arrondissement), treating curious youngsters (and adults!) to a hilarious show. Don't miss it!
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