Children always love a visit to the zoo. At Doué la Fontaine, they can experience the animals roaming free. Don't miss the “Madagascar” exhibit, home to fluffy lemurs, or the rare Sumatran tigers which reside in “The Asian Zone”.

Considered by many to be the finest in France, this zoo park in St Aignan allows you to see more than 4,000 wild creatures, many of the more docile roaming free in parkland that has been landscaped to recreate their African homeland.

Once a centre of the fabric industry, but more recently car-making, this beautiful old town has a wealth of ancient buildings, many of which can be found around the River Sauldre. Museums detail local life and pre-historic artefacts and there’s also an exhibition of French cars and an aquarium.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site comprises ten themed gardens, together with a host of butterflies, donkeys, sheep and birds that will keep younger visitors amused for hours.

The Grand Parc Puy du Fou offers an unparalleled experience with a series of spectacular, moving shows, in the heart of unspoilt countryside and magnificent stage sets.

In France, almost 30 million visitors have already enjoyed the "Puy du Fou" experience, which is inspired by the History of France and Europe. Whether you’re looking for spectacular shows, lush greenery or great dining, Puy du Fou transports you through the centuries.

A different kind of leisure park experience. Unique in its kind in Europe with stunning ultra-modern buildings, Futuroscope propose 25 original experiences, films in giant format, thrill-filled attractions, 3D rides with 4D effects, games, live shows, open-air activities, and a wonderful evening show included in the price of the entry ticket....