Where are the capital's playgrounds?

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Updated on 29/04/2025

Girl in a plastic tube — Crédit photo : Josephine Brueder / Ville de Paris

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Inclined structures, climbing walls, adventure courses, perched huts or skate parks for teenagers… When it comes to play, children are demanding, and rightly so. Here, just for them (and a little for you), are the capital's most original playgrounds.

Thrills and spills at the Parc de Belleville (20th)

All aboard! Head to Parc de Belleville in the 20th arrondissement to explore the playground inaugurated in 2019. Previously home to "le paquebot," an impressive wood-and-concrete structure, the playground now features a safer design. However, it still offers a thrill with its 30-degree slope, perfect for adventurous kids aged 6 and up.

Parc Floral

47 rue des Couronnes 75020 PARIS

Calm and serenity in the parc Chapelle-Charbon (18th)

Between Porte de la Chapelle and Porte d'Aubervilliers, the Chapelle-Charbon park (18th arrondissement) is designed to be natural and unpretentious, with the emphasis on biodiversity and the creation of balanced, diversified environments. The park is also a fantastic playground for children aged 1 to 12. There's a climbing wall (350 m² and 680 m²), an adventure course (240 m²), a games area with table soccer, table tennis and a "boules pitch". A refreshment area, a meeting terrace and a stage complete the facilities.

Parc Chapelle Carbon

Credit ©Guillaume Bontemps/Ville de Paris

Parc Chapelle Charbon — Chapelle Charbon Park

Credit ©Guillaume Bontemps/Ville de Paris

Parc Floral

rue de la Croix Moreau

75018 Paris

Complément d'adresse

Entrée depuis l'impasse accessible rue de la Croix Moreau

Bus

Arrêt Tristant Zara, ligne 35 et ligne 60

Métro

Porte de la Chapelle

Tramway

Porte de la Chapelle

The eco-friendly Parc Clichy-Batignolles (17th)

The park was expanded in April 2014 and is set to reach its final size of 10 hectares by the end of 2020. This eco-friendly park is part of the new Batignolles district in the 17th arrondissement. It features two play areas for children and teenagers, including fields for ball games, a skate park, and a basketball court. Benches and deckchairs are also available, making it a vibrant spot for people of all ages to meet and socialize. Older visitors can enjoy watching the younger ones perform increasingly daring tricks on their skateboards!

Parc Floral

147, rue Cardinet 75017 PARIS

Look up! - Parc André-Citroën (15th)

Parc André-Citroën (15th arrondissement) is located on the site of the former Citroën factory in Paris. Inaugurated in 1992, the 14-hectare park is one of the capital's newest. This green setting offers a lush, varied walk. In addition to free-access to ping-pong and chess tables, water games and a gigantic tropical greenhouse, "Look up" has a playful aerial course combining agility games, sporting activities, challenges and moments of relaxation, which will delight children aged 7 and over.

Parc Floral

2, rue Cauchy 75015 Paris

The Parc Floral in the 12th

Nestled in the Bois de Vincennes, the Parc Floral de Paris (12th) features a stunning collection of 3,000 different plant varieties. It also offers a fantastic playground for young children, complete with slides, swings, turnstiles, tunnels, and other fun hideaways. Highlights include the Amazon tower with its 6-meter-high slide and an impressive 10-meter-high climbing structure.

Parc Floral

Route de la Pyramide 75012 Paris

The colourful world of the Nelson-Mandela garden (Paris Centre)

Opposite the Canopée des Halles, the Nelson-Mandela Garden (Paris Centre) draws you into a playful, colourful world. Sculptor Henri Marquet's team imagined a world "halfway between the Wizard of Oz and Mario Bros", with innovative games. Here, there is freedom to play! It is specially designed for children aged 7 to 11, it combines original recreational equipment and monumental sculptures conducive to daydreaming and storytelling, spaces for spontaneous play, rest areas…