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The cheapest time to fly is usually January-March and November, outside the summer and holiday peaks.
Fares peak in June-August and around Christmas and New Year, so late April and September are good-value picks for mild weather.
Book 3-6 months ahead for the best fares, and earlier for summer and the holidays. Prices generally rise closer to departure.
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Paris is the capital of France, on the River Seine in the north of the country. Known for the Eiffel Tower, world-class museums, cafes and fashion, it is one of the most visited cities in the world.
Fly into Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) for the widest choice of US routes, as it is the main base for Air France and many US airlines also land there. Orly (ORY) mainly handles European and domestic flights and has fewer transatlantic routes, so it is mostly useful if you are connecting onward within France or Europe.
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Popular Paris flight routes
Most international flights land at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), with Paris Orly (ORY) also serving the city. Popular routes from the US include:
- New York to Paris (JFK-CDG)
- Boston to Paris (BOS-CDG)
- Los Angeles to Paris (LAX-CDG)
- Chicago to Paris (ORD-CDG)
- Washington D.C. to Paris (IAD-CDG)
- Atlanta to Paris (ATL-CDG)
Routes change by season and departure city, so check current availability when you search.
Paris weather and climate
Paris has a mild, temperate climate, and rain is possible in any season.
- Spring (March-May): cool and fresh at about 46-64°F (8-18°C), with blossoms and longer days.
- Summer (June-August): warm, with highs of about 70-79°F (21-26°C) and occasional heatwaves above 90°F (32°C).
- Autumn (September-November): mild early on, then cooler and damper, at about 45-68°F (7-20°C).
- Winter (December-February): cold and often gray, at about 36-46°F (2-8°C), with little snow.
Places to visit and stay in Paris
Visit
- Eiffel Tower: Paris's most famous landmark, with views from the top.
- Louvre Museum: One of the world's largest art museums, home to the Mona Lisa.
- Notre-Dame and the Latin Quarter: Medieval history, bookshops and cafes on the Seine.
- Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur: Hilltop views, artists' squares and winding streets.
- Day trips: Versailles and Giverny are an easy trip from the city.
Stay
- Le Marais: Historic streets, boutiques and restaurants, central and walkable.
- Saint-Germain-des-Prés: Classic cafes, galleries and a Left Bank feel.
- Montmartre: Charming and village-like, a little away from the center.
- Near the Eiffel Tower (7th arrondissement): Quiet, upscale streets close to major sights.
Getting around Paris
The Metro and RER trains are the quickest way to move around the city, and many sights are also close enough to walk between. A contactless card or the Navigo pass covers most trips.
Taxis and ride apps are widely available, and the RER B links Charles de Gaulle Airport with central Paris. Entry rules depend on your passport, so check official French guidance and any ETIAS requirements before you travel.


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