Visiting France with Children
France can be a wonderful destination to bring your babies, toddlers, children and teens. But it can also be challenging: just picture carrying that stroller up and down stairs at rail stations. Find out how to plan to perfect trip with children, and how to cope with the obstacles.
Disneyland Paris hotels feature a mix of luxury, upscale accommodations and inexpensive family hotels. Here is a list of the top hotels in or near Disneyland Paris.
It can be tough enough to pack well. Throw a baby or toddler and a foreign country into the mix, and it can be downright overwhelming. This step-by-step tutorial will walk you through the entire process, helping you decide what must go, what needs to stay home and which are the best baby travel gear items for your trip.
Visiting France with a baby or toddler can be a once in a lifetime experience as you see this stunning country through their wonderous eyes. France isn't the most baby-friendly destination, however. It can also be a challenge finding much-needed baby and toddler supplies with a language barrier in the way. Use these tips, including a French baby vocabulary list, to have an enjoyable trip.
Here are all the basics you need before visiting Disneyland Paris, Europe's #1 tourist destination (and certainly a top attraction for anyone traveling with children.)
About.com's Travel with Kids guide offers images and advice for visiting Paris with children. The pages on this "photo tour" combine pictures with tourist advice for families. The photos were taken in September, when Paris was bathed in glorious sun.
Travel with Kids Guide Teresa Plowright provides these resources on visiting France while bringing the little ones.
France has an official "KID Station" designation, which is only assigned to destinations and resorts that meet certain kid-friendly standards. Here is the official site, with explanations and information available in English.
