Winter-Time Tours of Paris
What makes Paris so beautiful during winter? Is it the Christmas decorations that hang from the street lamps and glow from every window? Is it the crisp air, the way it makes the City of Lights twinkle?
Whatever it is, Paris in winter captivates us like no other season. And now, we are offering tours that capture this special feeling!
On your trip to Paris, see the city in the season that emphasizes the wonder of it all. Rush into cafes for cozy coffees. See grand toy shops that seem to come from a different age.
This is Paris in wintertime!
Choose Your Winter Paris Adventure
We offer numerous options to give you the best possible experience in Paris during winter:
● Midnight in Paris
Find yourself living the dream of Paris in this once-in-a-lifetime walking tour of the city’s heart. See the parts of the city that have made the world fall in love with Paris—from Gothic cathedrals to neoclassical monuments to the poetic Seine river. If you’re a francophile who has longed to visit Paris your whole life, this is the best way to meet it for the first time.You’ll see Notre Dame, the Pantheon, and take illuminated bridges over the Seine.
● An Evening in Montmartre
This neighborhood on a hill overlooks the city, providing breathtaking views. But it also contains some of the most exciting and picturesque places. It’s no wonder that artists like Degas, Matisse, Picasso, and Van Gogh lived here! As a bonus, it offers up landmarks like the Moulin Rouge. Take in the energy and vibe of Paris, the one that has made it a mecca for artists and art lovers for generations.You’ll see the Sacre Coeur and the former residences of legendary artists.
● Kids-Friendly Christmas Tour
This tour is designed for groups with children, taking them to see stunning Christmas lights. They’ll also get to visit 19th-century department stores—offering up the wonder and magic of the season with mechanically animated figurines and elaborate displays that will amaze your child (and the child in you!). It’s an unbelievable experience you can give your family, and there’s really no better way to spend the Holidays.You’ll see gorgeous Christmas decorations, stunning architecture, and delightful toys.
● A Quiet Walk
Enjoy the city like a real Parisian in this stroll through the historic neighborhoods of the Marais and Latin Quarter. Here, you’ll enjoy peace and quiet while also having plenty of opportunities to learn about the city and enjoy its many gifts, including wonderful food and drink. Skip the hustle and bustle, avoid the groups taking photos of everything, and simply enjoy Paris the way the locals do.You’ll see the Medieval heart of the city.
● Landmarks by Night
A trip to Paris wouldn’t be complete without taking in her many landmarks. On this walking tour, you’ll see some of her most famous—either during the day or lit up against the night sky. It’s an impressive way to consider their grandeur. It’s also one of the best ways to see the exact buildings and monuments that make this one of the most photographed and beloved cities.You’ll see the Louvre Pyramid, Concorde Obelisk, Opera Garnier, Vendome COlumn, and luxury shops along Faubourg Saint Honoré.
● The Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte
A great cold weather option, this legendary residence is a pivotal turning point in French architecture. It is with this building that the Louis XIV style was ushered in, offering a fully coherent approach to interiors, exteriors, and gardens. Built for the Superintendent of Finances and completed in 1661, it stands as an exemplar of the time. In fact, the château achieved such glorious heights that it led to the imprisonment of its owner over suspicions that he stole public funds to complete it. You’ll see, with a certified guide, a crowning work of 17th century French architecture !
A Delightful (and Comfortable) Way to See Paris
No matter the weather, we will prepare to keep you comfortable.
Benefits of Seeing Paris in the Winter
Many people find that visiting Paris in winter not only captures the city at its most charming, but it also brings about many other benefits.
Avoid Tourist Crowds: Parisians famously leave the city during summer, which leads many to think that these would be the best months to avoid crowds.While that is somewhat true during rush hour, the places many visitors want to see are busiest during the summer. That’s because it is when tourist season is at its height.If you want to visit museums, historic sites, and legendary monuments (and who wouldn’t?), you’ll have the fewest crowds during the winter.
Winter Views: You might think that, with the cooler and rainy weather, winter means no walking outside. And that is such a quintessential Parisian experience! Luckily, we designed few walks to adapt to the rain and the snow, and still enjoy Paris. We don’t give up on our great views and outdoors so easily!
Shopping: Throughout the winter months, you can typically get great deals on just about everything. Local shops are generally cheaper, which means you and your family can save a tremendous amount of money. Restaurants also offer better prices through the winter months. If you love shopping, January to February is the time for you to get serious savings. From 2nd January 2027, Les Soldes is a major winter sales event where you can find great prices on goods throughout the city.
Christmas Decorations: There is no better place to celebrate Christmas than the City of Lights. The decorations and music make for a true wonderland!
What Is Winter Weather in Paris Like?
If you are planning a trip to Paris in winter, you are probably wondering what you can expect from the weather. Luckily, it is a fairly mild climate.
● Average High: 9°C (48°F)
● Average Low: 3°C (37°F)
As you can see, it rarely gets that cold in Paris. The downside of this is that it rarely snows, but the upside is that you will find it much easier to stay comfortable through the tour. Of course, we’ll be able to make any adjustments necessary on the day of to incorporate weather concerns.
Come With Us on a Winter Tour of Paris
Winter is a beautiful time in Paris, bringing with it the joys of the holiday season, lower prices, and smaller crowds.
Take daytime tours where you visit the famous museums and landmarks without having to fight through throngs of tourists. Enjoy evening tours where Christmas lights glisten and shops ring out with festive cheer.
This is why people in the know schedule their Paris trip for winter!
But you need to plan ahead.
Our winter schedule is filling up fast, so book your tour now!
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