Enjoy yourself as a family at the Centre Kapla in Paris
The weekend is coming up! Are you looking for a fun activity for all the family and good way to entertain your kids? Even if you don’t have kids, take this opportunity for a productive and enjoyable activity that’s fun for children and adults.
Try this original activity in the heart of the 11th arrondissement of Paris at the Centre Kapla. It’s such fun!
Let’s start with a little history
Kaplas were created in 1986 by Tom van der Bruggen, a Dutch architect, when he started building his stone castle in Aveyron at the age of 25.
He first used cubes, which turned out to be way too big for the castle. He then replaced the cubes with wooden boards. Kaplas were thus invented!
The word Kapla comes from the dutch word “kabouter plankjes”, which literally means “goblin board”.
As a puzzle and a game of skill, kaplas require logical thinking, as well as creativity and fantasy.
The question remains of how to use kaplas !
It’s easy! You have to create original and challenging structures, in a group with other people or by yourself.
Then you’ll need to select, arrange and organize the kaplas into different shapes. This will be easy because children always have a wild imagination! It’s should also help you tap into your inner child and unleash your imagination. Build a castle, a tower, a boat, a dragon, a village or even an Ark!
Call the Centre Kapla to book at 01 43 56 13 38
This is an extraordinary, entertaining activity that will inspire you and your children, so what are you waiting for?
For further information, visit the Centre Kapla website: here.
Some practical information
Kapla workshops:
- On Wednesdays and Saturdays throughout the whole school year
- Every day during school holidays
- Sessions: 10:30am to 12am, 2:30pm to 4pm, 4:30pm to 6pm
- Price: 12€ (you can subscribe to 10 workshops per month)
- Ages 4 to 12 years old
- Suitable for children and adults!
The Centre Kapla can also organize events and activities in schools, for birthdays or for other events.
