Bastille Day

Explore coloring pages for France’s national celebration on July 14. Choose a large rosette or children holding flags, then discover paper crafts, a picnic, musicians, dancing and riverside decorations. Some pages have broad shapes; the concert, bridge and flower cart offer many smaller details. Download images or printable PDFs.

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A boy plays his drum as a cheerful dog walks beside him along a village lane decorated with a French flag, bunting and paper lanterns.

A Young Drummer on Bastille Day

medium

French flags, paper lanterns and flower boxes decorate a stone arch bridge. Willow branches frame a small boat moored beside the riverbank.

A Bridge Dressed for Bastille Day

detailed

Two smiling children in berets holding French flags with a ribbon bow between them.

French Flags and Ribbon

easy

Musicians and a conductor in a flower-decorated bandstand, with children, adults and a dog watching.

Summer Concert in a French Square

detailed

Two children assembling paper flag garlands on a blanket, with scissors, flowers and the Eiffel Tower behind.

Making Tricolor Garlands

medium

A girl carries a paper lantern between her parents on a riverside promenade. A French flag, hanging lanterns, a bridge and a boat complete the scene.

A Family Lantern Walk on Bastille Day

detailed

A girl proudly holds up a paper rosette while her father assembles another. Paper circles, ribbons and a French flag complete their craft scene.

Making Bastille Day Rosettes with Dad

medium

A father packs a baguette into a wicker basket while his son holds an apple. Fruit and a folded blanket are ready on the table, with a French flag outside.

Packing a Bastille Day Picnic

detailed

A girl plays the flute on a flower-decorated stage, with French flags, paper lanterns and a riverside town behind her.

A Flute Tune for Bastille Day

detailed

A grandfather and grandson dance hand in hand on a village square, accompanied by an accordion player beneath paper lanterns and French flags.

Dancing with Grandpa on Bastille Day

detailed

A grandmother carries sliced bread while her granddaughter sets a vase of daisies on a long outdoor table beneath French flags.

Setting the Bastille Day Table with Grandma

detailed

A boy shows his open paper fan while his mother folds another at a park table. A French flag and the Eiffel Tower appear behind them.

Paper Fans for Bastille Day

detailed

Two flags or a decorated bridge

Choose clear flag panels, or a setting full of stonework and reflections.

Children with flags

Large panels above two children make a focused tricolor practice. Their clothes can wait.

French Flags and Ribbon →

Riverside bridge

Small lanterns, stones, flowers and water lines suit a pointed pencil and a longer session.

A Bridge Dressed for Bastille Day →

Follow each flag from its pole

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

Original coloring page: French Flags and Ribbon →

Two children hold mirrored French flags, blue beside each pole, white in the middle and red at the free edge; remaining scene white. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Blue beside the pole
2. White center
3. Red free edge

Find each flagpole. Color the panel beside it blue: left edge of the left flag, right edge of the right flag.
Keep both middle panels white.
Color the free outer panel of each flag red. Leave children, poles and ribbon white.

Each flag reads blue, white, red when you start at its pole, even though the flags face opposite ways.

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The large rosette and two children holding flags have clear backgrounds and broad shapes. For more detail, try the concert audience, stone bridge or flower-filled cart. Look at the full preview and difficulty before choosing.

Try it together

Print a favorite picture and add your own colors and decorations. Talk about the celebration and where it is observed.

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