Our ideas for outings for the February holidays

Our ideas for outings for the February holidays

What to do with the children during the February holidays? Movie outings, shows, exhibitions and events are on the agenda for these two winter weeks, during which the children are not about to get bored. Selection and favorites of the editor!

February vacation (or winter vacation) have different dates depending on the zone and start from February 4 for zone A, from February 11 for zone B and from February 18 for zone C. But for all children, this is the first big break of the year. The opportunity to go with the family to winter sports, or simply to enjoy a memorable outing. Movie outings, exhibitions, shows, museums… Here is the February 2023 vacation outing program!

What films to see with children in February?

Many movies and cartoons await young and old in theaters! Don’t miss Asterix and Obelix, the Middle Kingdom, Maurice the Fabulous Cat or “Sacred Mummies”…

What shows to see with the children during the February holidays?

Little Brown bear

Toddlers grow up reading the stories of Little Brown Bear and will be delighted to find their favorite hero on stage, life-size! He will be accompanied by his cousin Big Red Bear who really wants to grow up. Through various emotions, children will vibrate to the rhythm of this beautiful story in which they can identify. Laughter will be punctuated by small moments of happiness that mark childhood: blowing soap bubbles, jumping in puddles, swinging, changing the world… with a few nonsense… and lots of hugs. A participatory show not to be missed! From February 22, 2023 at the 13th art, (avenue d’Italie, 75013 Paris), from Wednesday to Saturday at 2 p.m. until March 4.

Sherlock Holmes, the musical adventure

This musical tells the story of the famous Sherlock Holmes and immerses young spectators in the London of the 1910s. The famous private detective, accompanied by his faithful sidekick Doctor Watson, is investigating the theft of the Aztec statue of the god Tlaloc, the jewel of the great national museum. But a young detective, Emma Jones, also finds herself on the trail of the crime. Seduced by his talents and his determination, Sherlock then offers him to team up, to the great displeasure of Dr. Watson. To solve this enigma, the heroes will have to travel the world, unlock the secrets of India, discover the rites of Mexico or even inquire in the heart of Ireland! From 6 years old. In the 13th art.

What exhibitions to see with the children?

The City of History, Paris la Défense

The Cité de l’Histoire opened its doors on January 17 and offers three unique experiences to travel through time thanks to ultra-immersive technological shows and animations. The opportunity to relive the great events of the past, to meet the emblematic figures of the history of France. 1 parvis de la Défense, 92400 Puteaux (under the large arch). From 18.99 euros. From 8 years old.

The City of History in Paris la Défense © City of History

The Agricultural Show at the Porte de Versailles in Paris

The essential Salon de l’Agriculture takes place this year from February 25 to March 5, at Paris Expo-Porte de Versailles. The opportunity for young city dwellers to come up close to many animals such as the traditional cows, and Snow, the muse of the show, but also donkeys, mules and horses, dogs and cats. Families can also go to the educational farm to discover rabbits, Vosges cows, alpine goats or even Thônes sheep. Breeders and veterinarians will lead discovery workshops. Little gourmets can also taste the many varieties of goat’s cheese at the goat farm or have fun in the village of pigs. Tactile terminals will allow them to walk through a model of a pig farm and a food wheel will allow them to discover what makes up a pig’s meal. They will be able to make their own rations like real breeders from wheat, corn or rapeseed meal! From February 25 to March 5, 2023. Information on www.salon-agriculture.com

Our original outing ideas for the winter holidays

An ice rink on the roof of the Montparnasse Tower

Skating at 210 meters high, with a view overlooking the capital, this is the outing not to be missed with the children during the February holidays! The Tour Montparnasse ice rink is reopening its track from February 4 until March 5, for the 5th year. This 230 m2 ice rink is eco-responsible, made of reusable synthetic material. You can also enjoy a gourmet break with hot chocolates and pancakes. Open Monday to Sunday, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. 23 euros for adults, 18.50 euros for 12-17 year olds and students, 14.50 euros for 4-11 year olds and 5 euros for children under 4 years old.

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Ice rink with a view of Paris © Montparnasse Tower

Arsène Lupin and the secret of the Opera

A new immersive game inspired by the famous character Arsène Lupine is offered at the mythical Palais Garnier. Investigation fans will become actors in a life-size game, for a mission in the footsteps of the gentleman burglar, and will be accompanied by actors throughout their journey. Over the clues, they will discover fascinating sculptures, paintings, decorations and perspectives, in order to take full advantage of all the beauty and secrets of the Palais Garnier. Players over the age of 10 will evolve at their own pace in the emblematic spaces of the Opera such as the Grand Foyer, the Grand Escalier or the Rotonde du Glacier, and will have the privilege of accessing floors usually closed to visitors. Information on www.lupin-opera.cultival.fr From 10 years old.

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Arsène Lupin and the secret of the Opera © Jean-Pierre Delagarde

This is blind test in Paris

Do you love family blind tests? This Is Blind test offers a new experience for all music, party and competition fans! If the main rule – be the first to find the name of the artist – does not change, the experience is reinvented thanks to an unprecedented technology based on voice recognition.

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This is blind test © Emmanuel Herbreteau

Equipped with a smartphone, players, young and old, simply have to let themselves be guided by the technology and shout out the name of the artist. No referee, no error, voice recognition detects the correct answers to the hundredth of a second, and the fastest are rewarded with bonuses. On the program, more than 6,000 titles grouped together in a multitude of playlists covering all eras, all styles and many original themes. Players compete solo or in teams for rounds of 15 titles after choosing a difficulty level between 1 and 5. At This is blind test, children from the age of 10 can participate. Information and reservations on www.thisisblindtest.com

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