There’s so much to see in Paris and so many sights to enjoy. If you are in Paris with your family, make sure to take them to see the stunning scenes in these highly recommended family attractions.
Ride a Pony at Jardin des Tuileries
If you’re looking for an outdoor activity which your children are rarely taking part in, try letting them ride a horse through Paris’ beautiful Jardin des Tuileries. It would be unusual to see ponies and children march through the park in the middle of Paris, but this pony-riding activity spearheaded by Monsieur et Madame Gascard is very well-known in Paris and children of tourists are often seen here playing with the cute ponies.
Watch a theatre presentation in Le Lucernaire
If you want to learn more about the culture of Paris, the history of France, and the lives of so many prominent European, the best way to see history re-enact itself would be at Le Lucernaire. Le Lucernaire is an educational theatre that presents only interesting and entertaining plays. You can find Le Lucernaire in 3 rue Notre-Dame des champs, 6th Arrondissement.
Watch a puppet play
Children like toys, playing, and watching entertaining presentation. After watching a play at Le Lucernaire, you may also want to head down to Jardin du Luxembourg and find Guignol, a popular puppet show held in the heart of Paris. Guignol’s puppet show is very interesting and children, most of all, will love it.
Shop for old- or vintage toys in La Tortue Electrique
Forget Marche aux Puces and Puces de Saint Ouen and head down to La Tortue Electrique, instead. This is just one of the many shops in Paris where you can find old toys, trinkets, and accessories for yourself or for your home.
La Tortue Electrique is located at 5 rue Frédéric Sauton 75005, Paris.
Eat delicious pastries at La Pâtisserie des Rêves
La Pâtisserie des Rêves is different from all the other patisseries in Paris because its interior will remind you of a giant gingerbread house where everything is edible. In reality, the La Pâtisserie des Rêves is not edible but it surely makes you think that the entire place is made of sugar and candy. Treat your kids to a delicious cupcake; you might also want to have some for yourself. La Patisserie des Reves is located in 93 rue du Bac, 7th Arrondissement.
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Monday, April 23, 2012
Monday, April 9, 2012
Mime Schools in Paris
Educational tours are very common in Paris and families who are visiting the city especially during summer vacations and winter breaks are often encouraged to enroll their children in an educational program to make their time in Paris more exciting. There are several tours geared towards children; but some schools, most especially mime and drama schools, hold special short courses geared towards adults who want to study the art of mimodrama.
The mimes which we are more familiar with are often funny looking characters wearing black and white striped suits and their faces painted pale white, but the mimes often found in Paris' top mime schools are actually very different from how they are portrayed in pop culture. Real mimes are not limited to wearing funny clothing and contrary to pop culture, are not limited to street performances.
The life of a mime is actually very fun and exciting, and in Paris, you can find them in stage theaters, as well as in carnivals and museum events. Like most occupations, if you want to become a mime, you must undergo half a year to almost a year of intensive training in a mime school where you where learn playing in stage plays, theaters, and in musical performances. You must also learn the two popular types of mime techniques, namely the Marceau Technique and the Decroux Technique.
There are several mime colleges located in the heart of Paris that are open to foreigners, tourists and foreign exchange students all year round. If you plan to learn the art of miming, these schools are where to learn them:
Ecole Internationale de Mimodrame de Paris Marcel Marceau
17, Rue René Boulanger
75010 PARIS
One of Paris' most popular schools, the Marcel Marceau Paris International School of Mimodrama as it is called in English, teaches both methods of theatrical mime. The school opened in 1978 and has since gained tremendous amounts of support from foreign mimodrama schools.
Looking for an apartment nearby? Try Opéra Victoire I - B5 -- the perfect abode for a family of 5.
Ecole Internationale de Mime Corporel Dramatique
10 ter, rue Bisson
F - 75020 Paris
The Ecole Internationale de Mime Corporel Dramatique offers summer workshops for two weeks starting on the 2nd of July until the 14th. If you are coming at the later end of the year, you may participate in a stage event for beginners and advanced students.
Hippocampe Corporeal Mime
2, Passage de la Fonderie
75011 Paris
The Hippocampe school offers year-long instruction in mime and also caters to students 18 years and old and above, with or without prior theater experience. Workshops are also held during the months of June and July: the first workshop is on the 25th of June till the 6th of July and the second workshop is scheduled on the 9th of July till the 13th.
Looking for a place nearby? Try the Marais - Temple Penthouse which accommodates up to 8 residents.
The mimes which we are more familiar with are often funny looking characters wearing black and white striped suits and their faces painted pale white, but the mimes often found in Paris' top mime schools are actually very different from how they are portrayed in pop culture. Real mimes are not limited to wearing funny clothing and contrary to pop culture, are not limited to street performances.
The life of a mime is actually very fun and exciting, and in Paris, you can find them in stage theaters, as well as in carnivals and museum events. Like most occupations, if you want to become a mime, you must undergo half a year to almost a year of intensive training in a mime school where you where learn playing in stage plays, theaters, and in musical performances. You must also learn the two popular types of mime techniques, namely the Marceau Technique and the Decroux Technique.
There are several mime colleges located in the heart of Paris that are open to foreigners, tourists and foreign exchange students all year round. If you plan to learn the art of miming, these schools are where to learn them:
Ecole Internationale de Mimodrame de Paris Marcel Marceau
17, Rue René Boulanger
75010 PARIS
One of Paris' most popular schools, the Marcel Marceau Paris International School of Mimodrama as it is called in English, teaches both methods of theatrical mime. The school opened in 1978 and has since gained tremendous amounts of support from foreign mimodrama schools.
Looking for an apartment nearby? Try Opéra Victoire I - B5 -- the perfect abode for a family of 5.
Ecole Internationale de Mime Corporel Dramatique
10 ter, rue Bisson
F - 75020 Paris
The Ecole Internationale de Mime Corporel Dramatique offers summer workshops for two weeks starting on the 2nd of July until the 14th. If you are coming at the later end of the year, you may participate in a stage event for beginners and advanced students.
Hippocampe Corporeal Mime
2, Passage de la Fonderie
75011 Paris
The Hippocampe school offers year-long instruction in mime and also caters to students 18 years and old and above, with or without prior theater experience. Workshops are also held during the months of June and July: the first workshop is on the 25th of June till the 6th of July and the second workshop is scheduled on the 9th of July till the 13th.
Looking for a place nearby? Try the Marais - Temple Penthouse which accommodates up to 8 residents.
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