Oui, Paris, always one good plan! In Paris there is always too much: too much new and too much old (which you have to go back to again and again). Even with a mini you can easily stay sweet for 24 hours in the city of love (and croissants). You can of course choose to opt out grandtour visit cultural highlights, but we prefer to be inspired by la Parisienne in our safari to child-friendly hotspots.

Sleeping wing
You sleep in Hotel Panache – from the same owners as Hotel Paradis. Kind of the same atmosphere, with photogenic wallpaper and floors. Hotel Panache is centrally located, close to the theaters and metro station Grands Boulevards. You can have a great breakfast there, so it's a good idea to start your day with offspring. The hotel has a library with an eye-catching selection of books about Paris. But the best feature is the teepee tent that is placed in the room especially for young guests. Hotel Panache

For 'start innovating'
Pay a visit Jardin d'Acclimation Boulogne: a tiny, picturesque theme park managed by LVMH where you can experience everything with kids: carousels, pony and camel rides, a farm, mini zoo and even a roller coaster can be found here. Eat just like les petits Parisiens a crepes. in the restaurant located at the petting zoo. Jardin d'Acclamation

Also recommended Jardin du Luxembourg. Besides the fact that it is a beautiful city park, with almost only handsome French families walking around, the park is also known for their famous puppet show: “Les Marionettes du Luxembourg”. Immediately good for the French vocabulary, so to speak.

Food
It already passed by as an adult Bart: Hotel Grand Amour. To the rue de la Fidélité houses the bigger and cooler sister of Hotel Amour. The restaurant (with spacious winter garden!) on the first floor is a meeting place for both hotel guests and Parisians. You will have a delicious meal here - in the company of colored birds and the perfect pink walls roast chicken and at 18.00 p.m. the cocktails (try the Volcano!) are waiting for you. And yes, there are also highchairs available and fries and treats are served for your mini. Hotel Amour 

Shop
The real French classics such as Bonpoint, Bonton and Petit Bateau are certainly a must on your to-do list, but don't forget the charming Chocolate Show does not. This little boutique is hidden in the 16e district. They sell toys, dress-up supplies and party decorations, all with a vintage look & feel (and a high princess vibe). Chocolate Show