Parc asterix

The Vikings is a zone surrounding the range of water of the park (formerly the big lake). This is one of the principal places where unfolds itself the event Lutèce Beach. The biggest ones will put themselves 7 times the head upside down in the big one eight then will confront the storm in an unbelievable boat swing while on board of Longships, the youngest ones will leave for the adventure.

Zone restoring partially the town of Astérix seen in the comic strip. Since 2004, the town opens from 12 o'clock 30, with stage. This is the principal place where we can rediscover the personages for taking pictures.

Antique Greece is a zone in the approaches of the Roman Empire. Completely based on the world hellénique and his mythology, presented in the humorous style celebrates to the comic strip of Uderzo and Goscinny. In this zone, the most valiant one will confront high Zeus in the clouds! On earth, the heirs apparent offer you a ballet aquatix sublimates while small and big will embark for the river of Ellis.

Once time exits the Via Antiqua, the zone is presented as completely decorated on the theme of the Roman Empire. Faithful to the comic strip, one there rediscovers panels and humorous inscriptions (of which a panel indicating Rome in all the directions in accordance with the proverb well known).

Former zone the Means Acts, assembled now with the street of Paris. This is the first zone having a precise theme outside of Astérix. She is centered on the life of the Middle Ages, the knights, etc. A covered party groups together several craftsmen as a sculptor on rock, a sculptor on drinks, a master glassmaker, a forgeron or again a potier, that realize under the eyes of the visitors of true works of art. A little special zone, being founded in the zone of the Middle Ages. Setting evolution between two ages: XVIIe and XVIIIe centuries. In the covered party called the street of Paris, one rediscovers various organizations, film projections, shops, and settings in the pure line of Paris at first of the XVIIIe century.