Dog-Friendly Activities in La Celle-les-Bordes, FR

Batobus boat tours offer a panoramic view of the iconic sights of Paris viewed from the river Seine. Dogs on a leash and wearing a muzzle can travel on board, and small dogs may be kept in a bag. Day passes are 17 EUR and annual passes are 60 EUR.

Created in 1629 for Cardinal de Richelieu, this garden has witnessed many of the events that have marked the Palais-Royal 's history. Dogs are allowed in designated areas of the garden only.

Bois de Boulogne is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome to walk off leash-free through the wooded trails that lead to creeks, stunning views of the Seine and a swimming lake that your pooch can dive into on hot days. There are even sections of the park that offer a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower. Due to other animals and park users, only dogs under voice control should be allowed off-leash.

Unfortunately, Big Bus Paris is no longer pet-friendly.

Trocadéro Gardens is pet-friendly. Bring your leashed pooch on the pathways that wind through one of the most iconic spots in the whole of France. The gardens are located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, bounded to the northwest by the wings of the Palais de Chaillot and to the southeast by the Seine and the Pont d'Iéna, with the Eiffel Tower on the opposite bank of the Seine. It's a great place to grab a pic with your pooch away from the bustling crowds in front of the Eiffel Tower. The gardens are always open. Dog owners are reminded to keep their pups leashed and clean up any mess left behind.

Owners and their small, well-behaved pups are invited to hop aboard an open-top, double-decker Tootbus to explore Paris, FR. This pet-friendly agency offers unforgettable experiences with guided journeys along routes featuring iconic landmarks and breathtaking views. Visitors can sit back and relax on eco-friendly buses while sightseeing in comfort. Tootbus also offers tours throughout Belgium and the United Kingdom.

StrollsParis offers Paris with Paws, pet-friendly walking tours throughout Paris, FR. Guests can choose between Paris with Your Own Dog, featuring tailored routes that include local cafes, scenic parks, and quieter streets for a relaxed adventure with Fido, or Paris with Bisou, accompanied by the guide's friendly pup. Since most landmarks don't allow dogs inside, tours share history from the outside.

Leashed pups are welcome to join their owners at the dog-friendly Château de Chenonceau in Chenonceaux, FR. Stroll the stunning gardens and park together, or carry your pet in your arms or basket to explore the castle interior. Ideal for scenic walks or picnics. Entry fees and reservations may apply.

Wood in the east of Paris where dogs can run freely. It is located on the edge of the 12th arrondissement.

Jardin du Carrousel is a large green space where dogs are welcome to play, located between the Louvre and the Jardin de Tuileries in Paris, FR. Enjoy soaking up some sun with Fido on the pet-friendly lawn while enjoying a picnic, or explore the grounds with your leashed pup alongside tourists and locals.

Parc de Bercy is pet-friendly. This multi-purpose space invites dogs and their owners to enjoy the open area in the park. There are amusement rides, a skate park, ping-pong tables, public restrooms, wifi, and space for games dotted around the area. Leashed pups are allowed to join their owners in the park, as long as they are under control and all mess is cleaned up after them. Parc de Bercy is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 8:30pm and Saturday to Sunday from 9:00am to 8:30pm.

Leashed dogs are welcome at this park in Paris, France.

Arc de Triomphe is a pet-friendly attraction in Paris. You and your pooch are allowed to admire one of the most famous attractions from the street below. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after and well-behaved around other members of the public.

The Jardin du Luxembourg is the largest public park (22.5 hectares) in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, France. You’ll find the Luxembourg gardens’ dog path takes a shared path with the joggers on the periphery leading toward Blvd. Saint Michel (there’s even a little dog fountain on this path).

At Tuileries Gardens, dogs are allowed on two elevated flanks or ‘allees’ overlooking the gardens. The northern flank faces the the Rue de Rivoli and the southern flank overlooks the Seine River. This is an especially well-protected allee where you and your dog can enjoy a jog or a saunter.

Square pour chiens Rue Bonaparte is a small space designed for dogs to play freely in Paris, France. This small space is a great spot for Fido to socialize and meet other dogs. The park is fenced-in, allowing Fido to run and play off-leash. The park is open every day of the week.