The Tourist Information kiosk is located within Disneyland Resort Paris, close to the entrance to the Disney Parks and Disney Village.
It is open every day of the week, from 9am to 8.45pm, all year round and the advisers there speak several languages (English, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese). Here, you will find all kinds of information about Paris and its region.

The kiosk sells tickets for admission to historic buildings and museums, reservations for cruises, night clubs, shows and entertainments in the area, or other trips.

Ile de France Seine and Marne Tourism Area.
tel: +33 (0) 1 60 43 33 33 

For additional information, visit the Tourist Information Kiosk site at www.tourism77.co.uk

take a trip back into history

The residence of Louis XIV's superintendent of finances, Nicolas Fouquet, it aroused the king's jealousy and inspired him to build the château of Versailles. 
This château is a masterpiece created by three exceptionally talented artists: Le Vau, Le Brun and Le Nôtre. When the weather is fine, Vaux le Vicomte also welcomes you to magical evenings: the gardens and the château are lit up by more than 2,000 candles.

Don't miss: the excursion departing from Disneyland Resort Paris with an english speaking  driver/courier! 

"House of the centuries, true dwelling of kings", classified as a World Heritage site by UNESCO, has witnessed more than 700 years of French history.
You will greatly admire this sumptuous château, with its historically accurate decor and furniture.

You will love this charming village, the promised land for landscape artists and colourists such as Corot, Millet or Rousseau : creators of the Barbizon School, and precursors of the Impressionist movement. 

Places to visit: the Auberge Ganne: the Museum of the Barbizon School, which brings together all the painters, the dwelling studios of Rousseau and Millet.

This superb medieval town, with its picturesque 12th-century streets, attracted and inspired numerous painters, such as Moret's emblematic figure: the Impressionist Sisley. Sisley painted many canvases inspired by the beautiful landscapes of this former fortified town. 

Medieval walled town, UNESCO World Heritage site.

Protected by impressive walls, Provins was formerly the Counts of Champagne's capital, where fairs were held. The town welcomes you on a journey into the Middle Ages. 

Disneyland Resort Paris recommends: 
the self-guided tour to the Middle Ages excursion, which departs from the Resort between April and November. 

Exceptional in the region! 
Discover one of the last testimonies of the medieval architecture of the region!
After 15 years of excavations, restoration of objects and rooms, the castle of Blandy les Tours, built during the 100 Years' War, immerses the visitor in the feudal time of the XII century.

Meaux and its Episcopal "City"

Explore this town, rich in art and history.
In Meaux, unique medieval town, you will discover its imposing cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic art and one of the few that still exist in France; its museum, the former Bishop's palace, and the Bossuet Garden, designed by the celebrated landscape painter Le Nôtre. 

Meaux is also rich in gastronomic specialities, such as Brie and mustard ...

Unique! The Europe's leading big cat park at the gates of Disneyland Resort Paris !

Around one hundred big cats families have decided to take up residence at the heart of Seine et Marne: Kruger lions, white tigers, Sri Lanka leopards and Amur leopards, sand cats and many others besides, you can admire them all in complete safety. 
From Europe to Asia via Africa and America, you can enjoy any one of 4 different trails around the park, to complete a feline world tour. These species, most of which are threatened with extinction, have found a favourable habitat in our region and living conditions that are conducive to their well-being and reproduction.