The original house of Mouse is best enjoyed with a FASTPASS that lets you skip lines for the big rides. Don't leave before the SpectroMagic parade of lights on summer nights. - Green Guide Editor
Visitors can not only observe the sea creatures native to this part of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, brave divers can jump right into a gigantic shark pool. - Green Guide Editor
Relief for tired parents: This spectacular mansion has kids-only programs like tours that bring the court of the Medici family to life and lessons in fresco painting. - Green Guide Editor
Tread carefully as you walk in the footsteps of legendary Irish hero Finn McCool. The nearby Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge is another fun stop on the coastal route. - Green Guide Editor
“Babies Proms” bring the orchestra to the toddler set, special productions are tailored to children 6+, and during school holidays there are all-day creative play sessions. - Green Guide Editor
Forgettable food, except for the bizarre black ice cream crêpes, but you came for ninjas! Have the kids get mini flashlights and search the maze for kanji symbols to win prizes. - Green Guide Editor
All things 18th century are re-enacted here to entertaining effect, but the most hands on fun can be had with the bricklayer, the wig maker, or at the evening dances. - Green Guide Editor
Families should head straight to the Cité des Enfants for interactive exhibits and space to roam. Outside, Parc de la Villette has great gardens and playgrounds. - Green Guide Editor
This place has it all: dinosaurs, a planetarium, taxidermy creatures from land and sea, fantastic gift shops, and a café that serves adorable planet-shaped cookies. - Green Guide Editor
Naval history comes alive with creative exhibits from native sea vessels to modern sloops. Ask about taking a ride on one of the historical ships. - Green Guide Editor
All the exotic animals live in 100% genuine ecosystems. The Ah Meng Restaurant is the only place in the world where you can have breakfast with an entire family of orangutans. - Green Guide Editor
Kids adore the nature trail, aquarium, "Hands On Base" where they can touch museum objects, and "Nature Base" where they can investigate a beehive. - Green Guide Editor
