Top 10 Family and Kids Games in Paris

1.Louvre Museum Guided Family Treasure Hunt

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 78 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) Our pick

Meet your private art historian at the Louvre for a two-hour treasure hunt built for children ages 3 to 12. Kids receive age-based activity booklets and follow clues to the Venus de Milo, Mona Lisa, Winged Victory, and other highlights. Guides such as Cindy, Marcela, Yaelle, and Philippe keep the visit lively for both children and adults.

“Phillippe was wonderful. Unfortunately my son was very tired, but the adults enjoyed the tour very much and learned a lot.”

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2.Kids/teens escape game in Montmartre

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 68 reviews · from $41

Follow a guide through Montmartre while children solve riddles about Sacré-Coeur, Picasso, street art, and local legends. The two-hour walk suits children from age 3 through the teen years, with different game levels, free family photos, and help with practical needs along the way. Guides such as Jules, Jeanne, Sasha, and William Morris have led sessions.

“Églantine was a fun, informative guide for our walk around Montmartre. Kids (ages 7 and 9) had a great time -- this was exactly appropriate for their age group.”

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3.Louvre Museum – Private Family Tour with Da Vinci Treasure Hunt

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Meet your English-speaking guide at Passage de Richelieu for a private Louvre visit built around riddles, questions, and a Da Vinci Cryptex. You’ll see major highlights without planning the route yourself, while children stay involved in the hunt. Guides such as Nick tailor the pace and focus to your family.

“amazing!! highly recommend nick all 3 kids were entertained the full two hours! he was very informative and the treasure hunt was fantastic , he was so patient!”

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4.Paris Sweet & Chocolate Family Treasure Hunt

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 37 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Explore Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Odéon with a family-friendly guide who turns French sweets into a treasure hunt. You’ll taste at least seven chocolates, macarons, caramels, mousses, and other treats, with stops that may vary by opening hours. The private tour lasts about two hours, covers roughly 2km, and suits up to four people.

“Tifenn was delightful! She felt like a longtime family friend. She’d done her homework and knew all 6 of our names right off the bat. We have 4 kids, ages 6 through 15 and Tifenn kept them all engaged and involved. It was a highlight to our trip to Paris! Just make sure you show up hungry!”

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5.Paris Kids Louvre Treasure Hunt Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 28 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $359

Meet your private English-speaking guide at the Louis XIV horse statue by the Louvre Pyramid at 2 pm. Over two hours, children follow a treasure map through selected galleries, with puzzles, questions, videos, and a small gift at the finish. Guides such as Dina, Doina, Lulu, and Bertrand are especially skilled at keeping young children involved while adults learn too.

“We really enjoyed our guided tour. It kept the kids engaged and we learned a lot too. Our guide was very knowledgeable and engaging with the children. Our guide informed us that the entry process to the museum is evolving so one suggestion would be to meet at a meeting point inside the museum vs outside since it took us almost 20 min to get inside and that ate into some of our tour time.”

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6.Paris Louvre : Private Treasure Hunt for Families or groups

★★★★★★★★★★3.9 · 14 reviews · 2 hours

Meet your private guide beneath the Louis XIV statue for a two-hour Louvre mystery. With included entry tickets and a booklet, your group of up to five follows clues to the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Winged Victory of Samothrace while hunting a supposedly poisonous vial. French and English tours are available.

“We loved the tour of the louvre and treasure hunt with Hugo! He was very knowledgeable and kept the kids attention the whole time! (Ages 6 and 9) Highly recommend!”

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7.Family escape Game with kids and teens on the Île de la Cité

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 11 reviews · from $39Best value

On Île de la Cité, your children follow a playful mission around Notre Dame and nearby cultural sights. They answer questions, solve riddles, and complete games about history, painting, architecture, arithmetic, and French. A friendly guide leads the activity, takes free family photos, and awards a gift at the end.

“We all enjoyed the game and it kept our boys entertained. The game master was super friendly and helpful!”

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8.Family Treasure Hunt in Montmartre

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 6 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Explore Montmartre with a private guide and a treasure-hunt booklet for each child. You’ll ride an undisclosed fun alternative to the climb toward Sacré-Coeur, solve riddles about animal sculptures and artists, then finish near Place des Abbesses. The two-hour route covers about 2 kilometers of hills and uneven cobblestones.

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9.Family-friendly treasure hunt at Opera Garnier

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 5 reviews

Lead your family through the Opéra Garnier on a 90-minute treasure hunt for children. A private English or French-speaking guide introduces the opera house through riddles, clues, Phantom of the Opera legends, and the mystery of a missing ballerina costume. Tickets are included, but strollers and large bags are not allowed.

“Anne-Laure was fascinating and very kind to the children, thank you!!!”

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10.Montmartre: Private Treasure Hunt for Families and Kids

★★★★★★★★★★3.7 · 3 reviews · 2 hours

Meet your English-speaking guide outside Anvers metro for a two-hour private treasure hunt through Montmartre. Children receive activity booklets and solve riddles about Picasso, Dalí, local artists, windmills, vineyards, and cabarets. The route includes a cable-car ride to the hilltop viewpoint, public gardens, and a small reward for each child.

“Natalie was absolutely amazing with the kids and very informative. We really enjoyed the experience. It was a beautiful walk as well.”

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