Paris
A sunny Paris street, a café terrace, balconies spilling over with geraniums, and the Eiffel Tower framed at the end of the road. Somewhere in the scene, Vivi the wombat is hiding.
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Explore Paris with Vivi
Every number on the poster is a real place. Vivi drew the map.
- 1
Eiffel Tower
Built for the 1889 World's Fair, the tower is 330 metres tall. You climb 674 steps to reach the second floor.
7th arrondissement - 2
The Seine and Pont d'Iéna
The bridge in front of the Eiffel Tower crosses the Seine, the river that runs through the heart of Paris. Around 37 bridges cross it inside the city.
Between the Trocadéro and the Eiffel Tower - 3
The flower market
Paris has a flower market on the Île de la Cité, right in the middle of the Seine, that has been selling flowers since 1808.
Île de la Cité, 4th arrondissement
Paris in three facts
Getting to Paris the slow way
Paris is one of Europe's big train hubs, so it's easy to arrive without flying. Once there, the best way to see it is slowly.
- By trainDirect trains arrive from London, Brussels, Amsterdam, Geneva and every big French city.
- On footWalk the car-free banks of the Seine, from the Eiffel Tower to Notre-Dame.
- By bikeThe Vélib' bike-share has stations all over the city, and many cycle lanes are separated from traffic.
- By boatRiver shuttle boats stop near the Eiffel Tower and the islands.
Things to spot in the poster
Hang it up, then play "I spy" with these. And Vivi? We won't tell.
Questions parents ask
What size is the Paris poster?
20×30 cm, printed and shipped to you. It costs A$30.
Is the poster printed and shipped?
Yes. We print your poster and post it to you, ready to hang.
Which landmarks are in the Paris poster?
The poster shows Eiffel Tower, The Seine and Pont d'Iéna and The flower market.
Where is Vivi hiding in the Paris poster?
That's the game! Look closely, or play Find Vivi, our free seek-and-find game, to check your answer.
How can you get to Paris without flying?
Paris is one of Europe's big train hubs, so it's easy to arrive without flying. Once there, the best way to see it is slowly. Direct trains arrive from London, Brussels, Amsterdam, Geneva and every big French city.
