Eiffel Tower Explorer Activity
Pickup currently not available
More payment options
Your PDF arrives in your inbox right after purchase. Use it on your phone at the museum or print it at home.
Created by Giana Luna, art historian & professional tour guide
Similar guides
Guide Details
Let’s explore the Eiffel Tower like curious little travelers! This hands-on worksheet invites kids to observe, imagine, and draw as they interact with one of the most famous landmarks in the world. Children are guided by fun characters like Léo and Gabriel to:
✅ Spot real-life details like the French flag, elevators, and the weather
🎨 Get creative by drawing themselves next to the tower and designing their own version
🦒 Learn a fun fact: the Eiffel Tower is as tall as 100 giraffes stacked up!
🕊️ Add imaginative touches like flying birds and new tower designs
Perfect for:
– Museum & landmark visits
– Travel-themed lesson plans
– Quiet time at home or on-the-go printables
– Bilingual learning environments (features subtle French vocabulary)
🎒 Part of TMC’s “Landmarks for Littles” series — making culture and history playful, visual, and memorable!
Similar guides
Meet the creator
Giana Luna
8 guides 4.9 (11 reviews)
What travelers say about our guides
Simple and engaging
Loved it! It was simple enough to follow and kept my kids engaged.
Todd Smith
Review of Little Explorers at The Met: Major Highlights Guide, also by Giana Luna
So easy to follow
OMG, it was so easy to follow! Could you add a bathroom break next time?
Jane Hioka
Review of Little Explorers at The Met: Major Highlights Guide, also by Giana Luna
My kids became the guides
I watched my kids guide me through the museum. It was great!
Sven Colt
Review of Little Explorers at The Met: Major Highlights Guide, also by Giana Luna
Helpful while traveling overseas
This came in so handy while traveling overseas. I’m glad the guides are available in so many languages!
Lana Fondman
Review of Louvre with Kids: Printable Self-Guided Tour (Ages 3–5), also by Giana Luna
Great conversations
The coloring activities were very sweet, and the prompts were great. They led to such wonderful conversations!
Marilu Cole
Review of Louvre with Kids: Printable Self-Guided Tour (Ages 3–5), also by Giana Luna
A great idea of what to see
It gave me a great idea of what to see while I was traveling.
Heather Gray
Review of Louvre with Kids: Printable Self-Guided Tour (Ages 3–5), also by Giana Luna
Perfect for First-Time Louvre Visitors
This guide saved us so much time. The route was clear, easy to follow, and way better than the audio guide. I finally understood what I was looking at!
Emily R.
Review of Louvre Highlights Guide for Adults:Must-See Highlights, Map & 90-Minute Route, also by Giana Luna
My Kids Actually Paid Attention!
The MET guide kept both my kids engaged the whole visit. They loved the scavenger hunt pages. Highly recommend for families!
Rachel P.
Review of Little Explorers at The Met: Major Highlights Guide, also by Giana Luna
Made the Louvre Enjoyable
I usually feel overwhelmed in huge museums, but this guide broke everything down beautifully. Loved the expert insights.
Jonathan M.
Review of Louvre Highlights Guide for Adults:Must-See Highlights, Map & 90-Minute Route, also by Giana Luna
Fun and Educational
Beautifully designed and easy for kids to follow. It made our museum visit feel like an adventure.
David K.
Review of Little Explorers at The Met: Major Highlights Guide, also by Giana Luna
Louvre with Kids: Printable Self-Guided Tour (Ages 3–5)
Louvre with Kids: Printable Self-Guided Tour (Ages 3–5)
Language:English
Little Explorers at The Met: Major Highlights Guide
Little Explorers at The Met: Major Highlights Guide
Language:English
You May Also Love
Louvre with Kids: Printable Self-Guided Tour (Ages 3–5)
Louvre with Kids: Printable Self-Guided Tour (Ages 3–5)
Language:English
Pantheon in Paris: Famous Figures Scavenger Hunt.
Pantheon in Paris: Famous Figures Scavenger Hunt.
Language:English