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These guided tours and Escape Games have been designed for children from 7 years old. These outings are aimed at schoolchildren (primary / cycle 2 and cycle 3 / beginning of secondary school) or non-schoolchildren(youth centers, associations, leisure centers, maries, private companies). Their purpose is to to help children discover Paris in a fun and educational wayThey are animated by guides accustomed to the young public. They last an hour and a half. for a distance of about 2km. They are offered all year round, including during school vacations.
Escape games in the streets of Paris (secondary level)

These Escape Games allow you to discover a district of Paris through gamesThey develop the ability to solve puzzles as a team. They develop the sense of observation, of the orientation, logical and team cohesion.
- The Escape Game "Les Mystères de Montmartre? (from 10/11 years old)
- Street Art Escape Game at the Butte aux Cailles? (from 13/14 years old)
- The escape game "Secrets of the Marais? (from 10/11 years old)
- The Escape Game "The secrets of the covered passages? (from 10/11 years old)
- The Scape Game "Investigation in the Halles district (from 12/13 years old)
- The Escape Game The mysteries of the Latin Quarter? (from 12 years old)
- Duration : 1h30
Outdoor themed tours (cycle 3 and cycle 4)

On the theme of Street Art
These guided tours have for the purpose of discovering a districtits history, its culture through Street Art which gradually settled in Paris. It also deals with the techniques used, the artists of renown...
- "When Street Art tells the story of the Marais
- "When Street Art tells the story of Montmartre
- The Great Frescoes of the 13th century
- Street Art in Belleville
- "Street Art in the Butte aux Cailles".
- Duration : 1h30
- Animated by lecturers

Cultural or recreational visits in Paris
Visits animated by lecturer guides specialists in history and of the young public (duration between 1h30 and 2h)