noel medina
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Pain d’Épices near Les Halles is a treasure if you’re in Paris with kids and want a break from the usual tourist stops.
The moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by shelves of wooden trains, delicate dollhouse furniture, classic board games, and puzzles stacked like hidden gems.
Kids can wander through the narrow aisles, pointing out tiny tea sets or handcrafted figurines while you soak in the warm, nostalgic feel of the shop.
It’s the kind of place where each corner reveals something unexpected—a miniature bakery set, a tiny music box, or art supplies that spark creative projects for home.
It’s a lovely way to slow down during your Paris day while letting kids discover the joy of simple, well-made toys