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Easter weekend in Paris is a time of celebration. Spring is in full bloom and holiday decorations are found throughout the city. This is the perfect time to explore all Paris has to offer.

Above: Le Royal Monceau, Raffles Paris
For children, Pâques in Paris offers a multitude of activities. Spring weather gives way to jardins in bloom. Little ones will gaze in awe at the sweet creations filling the windows of every chocolatier. Opportunities to decorate and search for Easter eggs are plenty, as is the chance to visit the Easter Bunny.
This year Easter Sunday falls on April 17, and the official French holiday is the following day.

Here is our roundup of favorite kid-friendly places to visit in Paris during Easter.
Royal Monceau
This timeless Parisian hotel is the perfect “home away from home” in the heart of the City. The central location offers an ideal base for exploring Paris.
For Easter weekend, a special experience awaits. The Hotel offers an elaborate Easter buffet of Pascal lamb, seafood, seasonal vegetables, and pâtés. To the delight of children and adults alike, the pastry chef will prepare a range of chocolate desserts.
A large egg hunt is organized within the hotel by Les Ateliers de Macha. Egg hunters will have fun exploring the hotel and grounds, with no area left untouched.

Hotel Lutetia
This iconic luxury Palace located in Saint-Germain-des-Prés is a wonderful choice for discerning families during Easter.
The Hotel offers 4 dining experiences and afternoon tea to suit all tastes.
Chocolate lovers will love visiting the Easter pop-up boutique here, dedicated to the art of chocolate. Here you will find the exclusively designed Hotel Lutetia Easter egg, as well as a variety of other chocolate creations. This chocolate wonderland is open from the April 8-18.

Trianon Palace of Versailles
Families wishing to explore outside the city need venture no further than the Trianon Palace of Versailles. This chateau retreat is set among Versailles gardens, and located between the Palace of Versailles and the Grand Trianon. Families can enjoy a traditional Easter buffet while admiring the historic decor of this Palace. Children can participate in the Easter egg hunt in the Royal Gardens. Holiday themed activities are also on offer.

Explore the Parks
With the parks of Paris in full Spring splendor, Easter weekend is perfect for spending time in nature. Take advantage of seasonal offerings at local markets, or pick up a pre-made basket for an outdoor picnic. The large parks of Paris offer activities from trampolines, pony rides, playgrounds, carousels, and pond boating.

Visit the Easter Village in Saint-Germaine-des-Prés
Spend an afternoon shopping on Boulevard Saint-Germain-des-Prés. You’ll discover a variety of artisan products and holiday delicacies. The Village is open April 9-May 2.

Renoir Gardens at Musée de Montmartre
Using the gardens as inspiration, budding artists can attend a creative Easter egg workshop. Children will design their own keepsake eggs with paint and fabric.

Montparnasse Tower’s Easter Garden
Making its Easter weekend debut is a hunt for Easter eggs high above Paris. Families can visit a special animation of a mini-farm with animals, duck fishing, gardening, and a workshop.
Bercy Village
Visit Paris Bercy Village this Easter for an interactive family day. Children search for chocolate eggs in the Village. The Easter Bunny is on hand to take photos and guide children in their hunt.

Paris Zoo
Parc Zoologique de Paris celebrates Easter with an egg hunt and other activities in the Clairières area. For children under 6, who each get a 10-minute session and the chance to find up to 5 eggs.
Addresses
Le Royal Monceau, Raffles Paris – 37 Avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris, France
Hotel Lutetia – 45 Bd Raspail , 75006 Paris, France
Waldorf Astoria Versailles-Trianon Palace – 1 Bd de la Reine , 78000 Versailles, France
Village de Pâques – Boulevard Saint-Germain , 75006 Paris, France
Renior Gardens at Musee Montmarte – 12 Rue Cortot , 75018 Paris, France
Montparnasse Tower – 33 avenue du Maine, 75015 Paris, France
Bercy Village – Cr Saint-Emilion , 75012 Paris, France
Zoologique Paris – Av. Daumesnil , 75012 Paris, France
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