Best time to visit Paris
#16
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: MKE
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I was in Paris in late July this year. The weather was perfect. I prefer to avoid July and August in Paris because the weather can be really hot, but this time it was great. You just never know. I visited Paris five years ago, again in late July and the weather was also wonderful.
#18
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: NJ
Posts: 3,335
I love paris in the spring time
I love paris in the fall
I love paris in the summer when it sizzles
I love paris in the winter when it drizzles
Well, someone had to.
With apologies to Cole Porter (and props to the Chairman of the Board).
I love paris in the fall
I love paris in the summer when it sizzles
I love paris in the winter when it drizzles
Well, someone had to.
With apologies to Cole Porter (and props to the Chairman of the Board).
#19
Join Date: Nov 2012
Posts: 5
We went last spring.. It was lovely! There was still that crisp coldness in the air but beautiful blue skies! The one thing I liked was that there didn´t seem to be as many tourists as I recall a few years previously. I would really love to go during the winter.. I´ve heard its rather magical!
#20
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Cleveland, OH
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Just with the way my life travels work out I have never been to Paris in Spring or Summer.
Twice in October - both wonderful. Light crowds, cool temps good for strolling.
Twice in early March - once was great, the other was that wickedly cold winter of 2005-2006 and we caught a rough patch of weather. Only that last trip was cold enough to inhibit by enjoyment a bit.
And we're heading over again in the first week of December. - It will likely be a bit wet and chilly and will get dark early, but lit up with lights.....and it's still Paris whenever you go.
Twice in October - both wonderful. Light crowds, cool temps good for strolling.
Twice in early March - once was great, the other was that wickedly cold winter of 2005-2006 and we caught a rough patch of weather. Only that last trip was cold enough to inhibit by enjoyment a bit.
And we're heading over again in the first week of December. - It will likely be a bit wet and chilly and will get dark early, but lit up with lights.....and it's still Paris whenever you go.
#21
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: south of WAS DC
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Just with the way my life travels work out I have never been to Paris in Spring or Summer.
Twice in October - both wonderful. Light crowds, cool temps good for strolling.
Twice in early March - once was great, the other was that wickedly cold winter of 2005-2006 and we caught a rough patch of weather. Only that last trip was cold enough to inhibit by enjoyment a bit.
And we're heading over again in the first week of December. - It will likely be a bit wet and chilly and will get dark early, but lit up with lights.....and it's still Paris whenever you go.
Twice in October - both wonderful. Light crowds, cool temps good for strolling.
Twice in early March - once was great, the other was that wickedly cold winter of 2005-2006 and we caught a rough patch of weather. Only that last trip was cold enough to inhibit by enjoyment a bit.
And we're heading over again in the first week of December. - It will likely be a bit wet and chilly and will get dark early, but lit up with lights.....and it's still Paris whenever you go.
#23
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Our December trip was a great success. A bit of rain, a bit cold..... but it was still Paris and there were quite small crowds.
In Normandy we had the whole of Omaha beach to ourselves!
In Normandy we had the whole of Omaha beach to ourselves!