Roller coasters, historical shows, comic-strip or volcano worlds: French theme parks are among families' favourite outings. The Puy du Fou, regularly awarded worldwide, and Disneyland Paris are the most famous, but every region has its own park.
This selection mixes big thrill parks, themed parks and parks for younger children. Remember to book in high season and to check the opening calendar: most of them close in winter.
Voted "Best Park in the World" in Los Angeles, the Puy du Fou celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Grand Parc with a firework of novelties to discover exclusively in 2013!
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Opened in 1992 in Marne-la-Vallée, in Seine-et-Marne, Disneyland Paris covers about 2,230 hectares, making it the largest leisure complex in Europe.
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Since 1989, more than 28 million visitors, from France and abroad, have come to see the little Gaul.
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Over one, two or perhaps three days, you will discover film projection techniques you never imagined!
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15 km from Clermont-Ferrand, the first scientific exploration park on volcanoes and Earth sciences invites the visitor to be in turn actor and spectator, to live the planetary dynamics that shape the surface of the Earth, the many forms taken by…
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Over 23 shaded hectares, this park offers 25 thrilling attractions (from the Grand-Huit rollercoaster to the Canadian River via the Azteka mine train), a park of 500 animals from around the world in semi-freedom and 3 animal shows (parrots, sea lions, birds of prey).
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The friendliest of theme parks made its home in the south of the Aube at the end of the 1980s.
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A 35-hectare green setting, Walibi Rhône-Alpes offers visitors a three-part escape: sometimes the most high-performance modernity with tight-turning roller coasters, sometimes a dive into the splashing Aqualibi, or…
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Located in south-west France, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, just a few kilometres from Agen, the famous prune capital, the park lies amid lush greenery spread over 30 hectares and overlooked by an authentic 18th-century château.
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This Lorraine park, 5 km from Metz, offers the whole family 60 rides, activities and shows in a green 47-hectare setting.
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A Provençal theme park devoted to the world of the Spirou comic books, opened in 2018, with the Marsupilami, the Smurfs, Lucky Luke and Naruto.
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On the Opal Coast, Parc Bagatelle offers 40 attractions and a wildlife park. You can visit the park's website and discover the many attractions offered to the public.
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