Family-friendly Paris and London

I'm heading to Paris tomorrow.  Last time I went was January and got some great suggestions on family-friendly activities, which I'll repost here.  Then on to London, where the dollar is worth even less than last year.  Any additions to the ones below - especially places to go without going broke?

- Seine boat tour
- France miniature
- Parc Asterix
- Disneyland
- Playmobil Fun Park
(thanks to former Forrester colleague Michelle Bouquet!)

- Le Bois de Boulogne (e.g. jardin d acclimatation)
- L'Entrecote
(thanks to Eric Kintz, HP!)

Comments

[Tim Leonhardt]

I enjoyed viewing Sainte-Chapelle during my visit - make sure you see the upper chapel (when you enter on the lower level you'll be wondering why I suggested it - you'll understand after you make your way up the stairs). Of course, this recommendation is made only if you dig Gothic architecture and stained glass...

Have fun!

[Tim Leonhardt]

I enjoyed viewing Sainte-Chapelle during my visit - make sure you see the upper chapel (when you enter on the lower level you'll be wondering why I suggested it - you'll understand after you make your way up the stairs). Of course, this recommendation is made only if you dig Gothic architecture and stained glass...

Have fun!

[Simon Andrews]

In Paris the Tuileries is a good place to let kids let off steam - a lovely park right next to the Louvre which has a few carousels, trampolines etc dotted around plus a couple of cafes. They also have a huge Ferris wheel which gives great views of Paris - especially after dark
In London the London Eye is great too - plus the acquariam right next door - and the adjacent south bank has some good resteraunts that are good for kids - and some nice art galleries too.
have a great trip