Embark on an exploratory journey between Maison Tavel and the Tatiana Zoubov Museum, unveiling the hidden treasures of everyday life. This guided tour, designed for children, invites you to transform ordinary objects into extraordinary wonders through engaging storytelling.
In French. Children aged 6 and up, accompanied by an adult.
Explore vine rows searching for colorful Easter eggs hidden by Pak’alapin. Run between sun-warmed vines, listen to birds and laugh as each egg is found. After the hunt, join hands-on workshops to decorate eggs, weave little baskets and craft playful accessories. Children keep their creations and share tasty family moments. While kids play, adults have a chance to taste local wines nearby. Bright colors, soft textures and joyful sounds make the day lively and creative.
Kids ages 0 and up.
Dash through winding alleys on a chocolate rescue mission with Pak’alapin. Search for hidden Pak’Potes and magic eggs tucked into shop windows, follow clues in your game booklet, and collect sweet surprises. Dress up and become a little detective, spotting bright colors, curious sounds, and secret signs. The trail mixes playful puzzles, movement, and tasting treats, ending with a friendly meeting with Pak’alapin and plenty of chocolate.
Kids ages 4–10.
At La Bonbonnière, Easter turns into a hands-on chocolate adventure for kids. Donning chef hats and aprons, they explore the story of chocolate from bean to bar, taste different varieties, and learn simple confectionery techniques. The workshop culminates in a creative moment where children craft and decorate their own Easter chocolate creations — a playful, sensory experience blending learning, making and, of course, tasting.
In French.
The Biopark is temporarily hosting Janus, a unique two-headed Greek tortoise, during the renovation of the Museum. Each head of this male tortoise has its own independent brain, which sometimes makes its movements challenging. In captivity, Janus receives attentive care, resulting in an impressive lifespan of 26 years.
Search for colorful Easter eggs among rolling vines and open fields, spotting horses and wide views. Later the lights go black and neon colors glow: children paint and craft their own glow-in-the-dark eggs, hide them among bright decorations, then set off on a family glow hunt. Expect pulsing colors, soft music, sticky paint under small fingers, and the fizz of laughter. Homemade grape juice will be offered during the creative workshop to refresh little explorers.
Kids ages 4 and up.
Search for bewitched eggs and follow clues in a lively outdoor hunt. Run between orienteering stations and adventure games as Paka’lapin races to save Easter. Meet the Secret People who tell big stories about nature, listen to birds and buzzing bees, and spot colorful plants. Use a map and game booklet to explore trees, beehives, insect hotels and the vegetable garden. Taste the thrill of discovery and find sweet chocolate surprises along the way.
Kids ages 4–10.
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