Paris in September?

[chielgirl]

Originally Posted by thebunny

Will things still be open if the tourists have left?

Absolutely.
There are tourists in Paris all year long.
It's just that the summer brings more tourists due to school vacations, best weather.

You'll be just fine, there will be loads of tourists, just not as many as during high summer.

The weather will be delightful, bring a sweater or rain jacket.

[ace587]

Ill be going mid April. Is that a good time to go? i'll be there for a few days. I'm coming in the Gare Du Nord via Eurostar

[Blinx]

Originally Posted by ace587

Ill be going mid April. Is that a good time to go? i'll be there for a few days. I'm coming in the Gare Du Nord via Eurostar

Paris in the Spring? Should be fantastic!!

[thebunny]

Paris at anytime as far as I am concerned. I can't wait.

[BaoWow77007]

My fiance and I were there a couple years ago in September and the weather was perfect. 75 in the day and cool down to 60 at night. Paris is very pedestrian friendly so you gonna walk alot. Wear comfortable shoes and Book a hotel or rent an apartment (air bnb) close to one of the Metro station. You gonna be using it a lot. We stayed in the Le Mouffatard area in the Latin Quarter district. Very charming old market street with many nice restaurants, cafes and bars. The area around the Sacre-Coeur is also nice and charming. Small village on top of the hill with nice view of the city below. There's a train by the Moulin Rouge that takes you up the hill to the side of the Sacre-Coeur. Make sure you get to the museums or any tourist attraction early to avoid long line. Recommend: Cafe Les Deux Magot in St. Germain and Laduree famous macarons on Champ-Elysees.

[thebunny]

Thanks. Notes are being taken....

So excited!

[countrylv22]

Originally Posted by Fuzz

I was in Paris last year in September. Paris is a year-round destination so you can't avoid crowds, but September shouldn't be too crazy. We had a 5-min wait to get into the Louvre. Temps were warm (t-shirt & shorts), but we did have a slightly cooler/drizzly day (light jacket, umbrella) too.

Fewer people = better picture-taking opportunities (i.e. not fighting for the good spots):

[John325]

Paris is always a awesome place for traveling. I have many travel experience in Paris. Hope you will enjoy this place.

[thebunny]

I am certain we will.