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Paris holidays

Layered French capital where choosing an arrondissement shapes a multi-neighbourhood, museum-rich city stay.

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22°C SeptemberBest Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep3–7 nightsRecent nonstop return fare from London Gatwick

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At a glance

  • first-time visitors
  • museum-heavy city break
  • multi-centre rail trips
  • return visitors exploring new districts

Trip cost

10 nights in Paris≈ €1070–€1610 pp
Return flight
≈€58
Stay
≈€1250
Food & local
≈€300

Includes the return fare from London Gatwick. An estimate, not a quote — each booking happens separately with its supplier. How we work this out.

Prices shown on this page are indicative estimates in euros, not quotes. Every booking happens separately with its own supplier, at that supplier's own live price. How we work this out.

Stays

Stays in Paris

From €72/night · Typical €149 · 95 stays · 10-night stay assumed

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Getting to Paris

  • AirportParis Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)
  • Transfer optionsTrain, bus, taxi

Paris-Charles de Gaulle lies about 25 km north-east of central Paris, with RER B trains, buses and taxis providing the main links.

Flexible-date fares from London Gatwick

September from €96 return

Typical €164 · Direct · 2 nights

Wed 30 Sept

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  • Wed 30 Sept2 nightsfrom London Gatwick€96, direct

October from €73 return

Typical €159 · Direct · 10 nights

Mon 5 Oct

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  • Mon 5 Oct10 nightsfrom London Gatwick€73, direct

November from €58 return cheapest

Typical €120 · Direct · 8 nights

Tue 24 Nov

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  • Tue 24 Nov8 nightsfrom London Gatwick€58, direct

December from €79 return

Typical €142 · Direct · 3 nights

Tue 15 Dec

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  • Tue 15 Dec3 nightsfrom London Gatwick€79, direct

January from €106 return

Typical €139 · Direct · 5 nights

Fri 1 Jan

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  • Fri 1 Jan5 nightsfrom London Gatwick€106, direct

February from €133 return

Typical €152 · Direct · 3 nights

Sat 13 Feb

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March from €142 return

Direct · 5 nights

Fri 5 Mar

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April from €116 return

Typical €143 · Direct · 5 nights

Wed 28 Apr

Air France

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  • Wed 28 Apr5 nightsfrom London Heathrow€116, direct

May from €130 return

Typical €168 · Direct · 3 nights

Sun 23 May

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Indicative, per traveller. You book with Aviasales.

Cheapest and typical return fare to Paris by month, from London Gatwick.
See fare details — 9 months as a table

Pick a month to set your trip to its real dates.

MonthLowestTypicalOptions
Sep€96€16433
Oct€73€159112
Nov€58€12035
Dec€79€14217
Jan€106€1398
Feb€133€1524
Mar€142—2
Apr€116€1437
May€130€1684

Areas of Paris

A few places people base themselves, and who each tends to suit.

  • Le MaraisCentral Right Bank choice for walkable boutique streets and easy access to the Seine and major sights.
  • Latin QuarterSuited to budget-conscious or academic travellers wanting a lively, student-flavoured Left Bank base.
  • Saint-Germain-des-PrésBest for mature, cafe-led stays with galleries, chic shops and classic Left Bank atmosphere.
  • Bastille / OberkampfFits nightlife-led trips that still want central daytime access without Le Marais pricing.
  • MontmartreHilltop district suiting repeat visitors and those trading centrality for views and a village feel.

Paris weather by month

Paris is warmest in August, when daily highs average 26°C, and coolest in January at 7°C. October is the wettest month at about 103 mm, February the driest at 46 mm. Taking warmth and rainfall together, June, July, August, September score best for a trip.

Best overall
June · July · August · September
Hottest
August · 26°C
Wettest
October · 103mm
How these figures are worked out

Monthly averages — ERA5 reanalysis, 2022–2024, a three-year average, not a standard 30-year climate normal or a forecast. Gold months are the best weather fit: each month scores on how close its average daily high sits to about 27 °C, with heavy rainfall counting against it, and months far outside that range are not ranked at all.

How we work this out

What each season is like

Spring
March to May balances blossoms, outdoor cafe life and manageable crowds, widely recommended for first-time visits.
Summer
June to August brings long days and busy streets; central arrondissements feel crowded and accommodation is heavily booked.
Autumn
September to October offers milder conditions, cultural events and thinner queues, strong for museum-heavy stays.
Winter
November to February is low season with shorter days and chill but quieter streets and lower prices, appealing to value-focused travellers.

What’s on in Paris

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Good to know about Paris

Why go

  • High concentration of major museums and landmarks keeps longer breaks full without needing long excursions.
  • Neighbourhood variety from Le Marais to Montmartre lets you tune atmosphere within one city rather than hopping elsewhere.

Worth knowing

  • Crowding and queues around major sights can dominate peak-season stays, especially on short trips.
  • Central accommodation and dining costs are high relative to many neighbouring European capitals.
  • Strikes, demonstrations and security measures around transport hubs occasionally disrupt travel plans more than in smaller cities.