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- CHILDREN'S VISIT TO THE MUSÉE GUIMET -
1 – WE DO NOT ACCEPT LONE CHILDREN (unaccompanied by an adult).
2 - YOU MUST BOOK A TICKET FOR EVERY PARTICIPANT (children and accompanying adults).
Date in red the session is sold out
Date in green : Places are still available 🙂 Please note that if you are unable to select the desired number of tickets on the same order, there are not enough seats available overall -> choose another session.
The "Magical Journey to the Land of Dragons" children's tour
You'll discover all the surprises and magic that Asia and ancient China have hidden from us. The guide will explain why dragons aren't so bad (much less so than our medieval dragons).
We'll talk to children about chinese calligraphy, of Asian legends, ancient superstitions or human sacrifice. They'll discover who the Phoenix was.
We'll tell them the story of the Silk Road and the animals of the Chinese zodiac.
It's a tour as rich and varied as this age-old culture. Our tour guide is a professor of Asian art at the Ecole du Louvre, and a specialist in tours for children.
Admission to the museum for adults is not included in the tour price. You must purchase your ticket before your visit.
Rates and information for scheduled visits
- Adults (not ticket-exempt) must pick up their Guimet Museum ticket on arrival (it is not included in the price of the guided tour).
- 20 to 22 participants maximum per visit
- duration : 1h30
- Meeting place in front of the Musée Guimet
- This visit is animated by guide-lecturers
- An adult seat is necessarily associated with a child seat.
- Visit in French
Privatization
- Who is it for? : school, extra-curricular, birthday, family privatization...
- Rate From 250 euros per visit
- Increase of 20% on Sundays and holidays
- Number 25 people max (adults and/or children)
- Visit in French or English
- For schoolchildren: from the first grade / primary school
- Fascinating
Written by julie pleuvret, 13-04-2024
Formidable from every point of view. An experience rich in content and very well mastered. Many thanks to the cultural mediator, who was very patient and educational.
- At the top!
Written by Alexandra Mercy, 21-02-2024
A very nice and fun guided tour with Cyril from Ludo&Sophie on the theme "Magical Journey to the Land of Dragons"! I recommend it, it was great!
- A fascinating guide
Written by SYLVIE MALLET, 21-02-2024
Very well organized guided tour. Easy to find the guide, started on time. Cyril kept the children's attention throughout the session, alternating between storytelling, search and find, calligraphy... even the adults learned a lot. Congratulations on your infectious passion! However, a little long for the younger children (6/7 years old).
- Super, I recommend
Written by RCH, 21-02-2024
Very interesting, for young and old alike, interactive and fun, top presenter.
- Visit to the Guimet Museum
Written by CHRISTINE DAL PICCOL, 31-10-2023
The guide had a good feeling with the group of children, and knew how to interest them...I wasn't expecting this approach in relation to the proposed theme, I found the subject a little difficult, and the visit a little long for children (2 hours), but everything went well. My granddaughter (in CE2) liked it....I regret, however, that I had to pay for both the visit AND the museum entrance fee....
- Great visit!
Written by DELPHINE DAHAN, on 29-10-2023
An enriching, interactive tour that my 8- and 14-year-olds really enjoyed. The guide was simply brilliant, and we didn't see the hour and a half go by! I recommend it, especially for children aged 7 to 10.
- Excellent moment
Written by Sophie Demey, 29-10-2023
My 9-year-old daughter and 13-year-old son really enjoyed the visit. All three of us learned a lot about Hinduism. Many thanks to our guide Cyril, who knows how to captivate young and old alike.
- Medium
Written by Ks, 28-10-2023
I found the visit a little boring and not suitable for children of cp and ce1. Suitable for ce2 and above I think... This tour isn't about dragons, but it does take us to China, to tell us some stories. I found the visit disappointing... it's a shame! We did learn a few things, though, which is always good culturally!
