Best Things to Do:
Introduction
December is a wonderful time to visit Paris: there are so many events not to be missed in the city, both festive and otherwise! Choosing the French capital to spend Christmas and ring in the New Year is an exciting experience. During the holiday season, the lights multiply, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.
Paris Weather in December: Climate and Temperatures
Although the Parisian weather can get very cold, especially towards the end of December, temperatures rarely drop below freezing, ranging from about 36°F to 45°F (2°C to 7°C). What to pack? Be prepared for the cold: pack a coat, scarf, winter gloves, and an umbrella could also be useful in case of rain.
Gastronomy, Markets, and Christmas Entertainment
Christmas Markets, ice skating rinks, and plenty of activities to enjoy the holidays.
Christmas at Disneyland Paris
At Disneyland Paris for Christmas, attractions, themed dinners, special shows, and unforgettable parades with Disney friends await you. You'll be welcomed by Santa Claus and children can meet him in his wooden chalet.
Paris in December: Nothing Beats a Great Holiday Tour!
Are you ready to dive into the holiday spirit? Here are some tours you shouldn't miss:
- Christmas Lunch Cruise on the Seine: Enjoy an elegant lunch featuring appetizers, main course, dessert, and pastries, with drinks included; live music will entertain you until you return to the dock. By choosing the Premier option, you'll be seated in the VIP area.
- Gourmet Christmas Tour in St-Germain-des-Prés: In the heart of the St-Germain-des-Prés district, a variety of treats await you, including Christmas sweets and regional specialties. You'll learn about some specialty food shops while a guide explains the history of French Christmas traditions.
- Christmas Tour on a Sightseeing Bus: With a blanket and a hot drink, you will tour the city twinkling with lights. Your personal audio guide will take you on a journey to discover the most famous attractions of the City of Light. You'll admire the Champs Élysées and the large department stores decorated for the holiday.