The first play museum for 0- to 7-year-olds!
Sèvres-Babylone district - Paris 6th arrondissement
Sèvres-Babylone district - Paris 6th arrondissement

- WE LOVE : a place where children can exercise their imaginations and where almost anything goes
- OPENING: Wednesday to Sunday RESERVATION ONLY
- CLOSE Monday and Tuesday
- HOURS 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- PLACE 11 rue de Sèvres, Paris 6e, at the back of the children's bookshop Chantelivre
- AGE : for everyone up to age 7
- DURATION Each session lasts 1h30 and gives access to all
- RATE: Free for children under 18 months
- Ticket prices from from 10 € children / 8 € adults
- COFFEE BREAK to relax, you'll find a cosy café corner under a glass roof
A magical place in the world of books
- At the back of the famous children's bookshop Chantelivre in Paris's 6th arrondissement lies the play museum for children aged 0 to 7.
- 9 worlds from the L'Ecole des Loisirs collection
- On "would say it was for real" ! The museum has been designed to let children take over the space as they wish.
- Jumping, running, crawling, touching... anything goes in this totally immersive setting and interactive, designed for little ones to manipulate and explore their imaginations
- Entering books to play make-believe ! There are (almost) life-size sets, such as a 4-metre pirate ship, Cornebidouille's kitchen and the mouse family tree.
- Creative workshops and musical readings with sound or performanceciné-readings take place all year round
- During the vacations it's also a chance to discover new worlds, new books and new stories... Themed courses are then organized around a selection of books that is renewed every month
- Please note: for available sessions, places must be reserved. Each session lasts 1h30 and gives access to all areas + a show reading or a creative workshop. Some sessions are special for babies.




The worlds of books children love
- Cornebidouilleby Magali Bonniol and Pierre Bertrand.
- Hello Firemanby Michaël Escoffier and Matthieu Maudet.
- The Mouse Familyby Kazuo Iwamura.
- Minusculetteby Kimiko and Christine Davenier.
- The Pirate Dogsby Clémentine Mélois and Rudy Spiessert.
- Blaise and the castle by Anne Hiversèreby Claude Ponti.
- Max and the Maximonstresby Maurice Sendak.
- Jules and the foxby Joe Todd-Stanton.
- The Giant of Zeraldaby Tomi Ungerer