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Cité Immersive des Fables

Cultural Half day difficulty: Easy with kids: yes
Cité Immersive des Fables

La Fontaine's fables turned into an immersive world, in the Bercy quarter: projections, sets and games where the crow, the fox, the cicada and the ant speak all around the visitors. The tales France knows by heart, lived from the inside.

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Jean de La Fontaine published his fables in 1668 — the crow and the fox, the cicada and the ant, the hare and the tortoise — and all of France has learned them by heart at school ever since. Here you walk through them from the inside.

With kids

  • Recognize the fables they already know (who wins: the cicada or the ant?)
  • Hunt for the animals hidden in the projections
  • Pick each person's favorite fable on the way out
  • Read a La Fontaine fable the night before — the visit becomes a reunion
Accessibility: 4+ — immersive but gentle; check hours and book locally

With family

  • The perfect indoor plan for a gray day
  • Pair with Bercy Village next door (pedestrian lanes and crêpes)
  • Table debate: which fable belongs to this family?
  • An illustrated edition of the fables as the souvenir

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