Jardin d'Acclimatation is Paris's iconic family amusement and leisure park, founded in 1860 at the behest of Emperor Napoleon III and nestled within the Bois de Boulogne in the 16th arrondissement. Spanning 18 hectares of scenic parkland, the venue welcomes around two million visitors annually and offers 42 attractions and rides alongside lush garden walks. Highlights include carousels, a dragon-themed roller coaster, a splash park, an enchanted river ride, a miniature train, pony rides, a puppet theatre, crazy mirrors, and a small educational farm housing 450 animals and birds from around the world. A children's museum and mini-golf complete the offering. Easily reached via the Les Sablons metro stop on Line 1, the park is an enduring and beloved destination for families visiting the French capital.
