Discover Parc Astérix in Plailly
Parc Astérix is a theme park located some 35 kilometers north of Paris. Inspired by the famous comic strips by Uderzo and Goscinny. Opened in 1989, this park offers a unique experience based on the adventures of Asterix the Gaul and his companions. With its thrilling attractions, entertaining shows and themed decors, Parc Astérix offers a day of fun and adventure for the whole family.
Why visit Parc Astérix?
Parc Astérix is an ideal destination for thrill-seekers and family fun. The park, divided into several themed zones, represents the adventures of Asterix and his friends. You can explore Gaul, Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece and the Vikings. Or Egypt, each zone offering unique attractions and shows. Roller coasters such as “Zeus’ Thunder” and “Goudurix” offer a thrilling ride. While gentler attractions like “Caesar’s Challenge” and “The Druid Forest” are perfect for younger children. The park also offers shows, parades and historical re-enactments that immerse visitors in the world of comic strips.
How long does a visit to Parc Astérix last?
A visit to Parc Astérix usually lasts a full day, so you can take full advantage of all the attractions and shows. The park is open from late March to early November. As well as during the Christmas vacations, with variable opening times depending on the season. We recommend you check the timetable before your visit.
- Address: 60128 Plailly, France
- Telephone: +33 9 86 86 86 87
- Website: www.parcasterix.fr
- Opening times: Opening times vary according to season and day of the week.
What to do after the tour
After a day at Parc Astérix, enjoy the nearby attractions. You can visit the Chantilly forest for a nature walk or explore the Château de Chantilly, famous for its magnificent gardens and art museum. For those who want to extend the experience, several theme hotels are available close to the park, offering packages that include park admission. If you return to Paris, take advantage of the capital’s many cultural and historical attractions, such as the Louvre Museum, the Eiffel Tower, or a bateau-mouche ride on the Seine.
