Kids Travel Guide to Paris: Explore the Best of Paris with Fun Facts, Activities, and Journal Prompts for Young Travelers (Kids Travel Guides)

This guide is very colorful and beautifully created, appropriate for kids. They can learn and read a lot while travelling. I think it can be a great gift idea. Overeall really beautiful and creative, with nice colors

Wow, this was a beneficial book before my trip to Paris.In particular, this book introduced a restaurant my child would like,so I will go there when I go to Paris.

This is a helpful guide book for kids that are first time visitors in Paris. I like that there are engaging questions and many sections that provides information all about Paris. Highly recommend!

Kids Travel Guide to Paris: is excellent in the way it was created, as a journal for kids to keep their memories! Recommend

This is a very interesting and informative step-by- step travel guide for kids. Destination: Lovely Paris. It show the most iconic sights and places in this city and offers many different activities to do. This is a great book. Love it.

This is a great book for kids as it is easy to read. The topics were interesting and I enjoyed the fun facts of the book.

Aside from EuroDisney (which isn't exactly in Paris) and the elevator to the top of the Eiffel Tower, Paris is a grown-up city. The kids growing up there clearly love it, but they have expectations than American kids. Put simply, Paris is not EuroOrlando. But with this book, your kids can turn Paris into a fascinating, brain-building playground. Everything from gargoyle hunts (many are still visible on Notre Dame) to enjoying the street performers of Montmartre is here, with history and kid-centric details, as well as prompts for chronicling their adventures.

This is definitely one of the best books created for children, it allows them to first go through questions that they expect or want from their trip to Paris and finally many questions arise about the experiences they had in Paris, in addition the tourist places are very well described with simple language aimed at children