Graceful, sweet, and beautifully poised, Aurora brings royal charm to the France Pavilion with a peaceful outdoor meet that feels like stepping into a fairytale.

Bonjour! If you’re strolling into France and see a blue dress and a book in hand, you’ve found Belle greeting guests in one of EPCOT’s most charming character spots.

If you want delicious French crêpes without the sit-down experience, Crêpes À Emporter is EPCOT’s walk-up window serving sweet and savory crêpes perfect for strolling.

Elegant, refined, and truly gourmet, Monsieur Paul is EPCOT’s premier French fine-dining experience — a celebration of French culinary artistry with prix-fixe tasting menus.

If EPCOT had a dessert crown, L’Artisan des Glaces might wear it. This artisanal French ice cream shop serves some of the most decadent frozen treats in all of Disney World — rich, creamy, indulgent heaven.

A breathtaking 18-minute travel film showcasing France’s landscapes, cities, and music. The score (performed by the London Symphony Orchestra) is stunning and adds emotional depth.

A family-friendly retelling of Beauty and the Beast with narration from LeFou. You’ll sing along to classic songs while watching a humorous twist on the original story.

Bright, fun, and oh-so-French, Souvenirs de France is the pavilion’s shop for French-inspired Disney Merch, snacks, and accessories.

Expect shelves lined with French style blended with Disney charm. It’s glam, refined, and perfect for guests who want a touch of Parisian beauty magic.

Charming, elegant, and full of French flavor, Les Vins de France is EPCOT’s boutique for wine lovers, offering bottles, tastings, and accessories straight from France.

Elegant and fragrant, La Signature is EPCOT’s French perfumerie — a boutique dedicated to fine fragrances and luxury skincare.

If romance were edible, it would be a crepe from La Crêperie de Paris. This newer EPCOT addition brings authentic French crepes and galettes straight from Brittany — light, crispy, delicate, and irresistible.

White tablecloths, soft lighting, bubbling French onion soup — Chefs de France feels like EPCOT decided to open a neighborhood bistro straight from Paris and let you people-watch while eating baguettes.

If carbs had a kingdom, Les Halles would be its throne room. This French bakery is the reason EPCOT smells like butter, sugar, and temptation after dark.