Peppa Pig

The family travels to Paris, where they are escorted by the Donkeys up to the summit of the Eiffel Tower. Upon reaching the very top, Daddy Pig reveals his discomfort with great heights, preferring to stay closer to the ground.

Peppa Goes to Paris is a single episode from the Peppa Pig series, presented as a short programme aimed at preschool audiences. It falls squarely within the familiar, light‑hearted style of the show, delivering a brief adventure that follows the main family as they explore a famous European capital. In this instalment the whole Pig family sets off for Paris. Once there, they encounter the Donkeys, who agree to escort them up the iconic Eiffel Tower. The journey up the metal structure forms the central action of the episode, giving the characters a chance to experience one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks. While the ascent offers a spectacular view, Daddy Pig finds the height unsettling. His discomfort with being so high becomes evident as the lift climbs, contrasting with the excitement of the rest of the family. The scene highlights his aversion to heights without straying from the simple, playful tone of the series. The episode wraps up with the family’s return from the tower, having shared the experience together. Although the narrative is brief, it showcases a typical day out for Peppa and her relatives, combining travel, a bit of help from the Donkeys, and a gentle reminder of Daddy Pig’s fear of heights.