France is a dream country for many inhabitants of our planet. She is a symbol of luxury, romance and a beautiful life. The country has a huge number of cultural and historical monuments. In France, magnificent diverse nature is the slopes of the Alpine mountains, and the azure coast, and the picturesque valleys of the Seine and the Loire.

In that fabulous place everyone would like to visit. And now your dream has come true, you are already considering the time of your trip to this amazing country! When is the best time to go to France, what is the weather like there, what are the features of the local climate?

France has a temperate climate. Precipitation is distributed evenly throughout the year.

The entire territory of the country is divided into four parts according to weather conditions. This is the only country in Europe that has so many types of climate on its territory. On western territories countries oceanic type of climate. It is characterized by frequent but light rainfall. There are no significant temperature fluctuations throughout the year. Winters are mild and warm, summers are humid.

Central and eastern France belongs to the continental type of climate. These areas are characterized by rather frosty winters and hot summers.

The Mediterranean climate prevails in the southeastern territories. Summer here is dry and hot. The rainy season lasts from October to April. In general, this climate is warm and mild, but humid. The south-east of France is characterized by a large number of sunny clear days a year. Winters are mild, frosts are very rare. About a hundred days a year southern territories the mistral wind dominates, it is cold and humid. The average air temperature here in January is +7 degrees Celsius, in July the air temperature is +23 degrees.

For mountainous areas, located at an altitude of 600 ... 800 meters above sea level, a mountain type of climate is also inherent. Such areas are characterized by a large amount of precipitation throughout the year. Snow cover lies here from three to six months a year. Winters are long and frosty, with precipitation increasing with altitude. The number of snowy days can reach 50 per year. average temperature air in January in the Alpine regions is minus 2 degrees Celsius. In July - + 17 degrees. Snow can lie on the mountain slopes until July.

So what period to choose for a trip to France. It all depends on which region of the country you want to go to and what kind of vacation you prefer.

To rest on Cote d'Azur France most best time from May to September. During this period, the sun is high above the horizon, the tan “sticks”, and the water temperature is optimal for swimming.

On the Mediterranean coast, average temperatures range from +2 to + 10 degrees Celsius, and in July from +17 to +29 degrees.

Paris is as beautiful as ever in spring. This is the most romantic city on the planet, it is better to visit it in spring months. Good in Paris and early autumn. You are waiting for parks, squares of the capital of France. Spring and autumn are the best times for hiking.

The average January temperature in Paris is from + 1 to + 6 degrees Celsius, in July - from +15 to +25 degrees Celsius. Best months for holidays in Corsica - May-June or September-October.

It should be noted that with certain indicators of the thermometer, the sensations on the street differ significantly from those expected. At a temperature of + 3 ... 5 degrees it can be very cold. All this is due to the high humidity in the country. In summer, on the contrary, at low temperatures it can be very stuffy. At the same time, in winter, the weather can be very warm, clear and sunny.

The climate of France was largely formed under the influence of the Atlantic. Four climatic zones (Atlantic, continental, Alpine and Mediterranean), each of which is characterized by a variety of natural landscapes, flora and fauna.

Weather in France now:

No wonder France is a favorite tourist destination for excursion, sea and ski holidays. There are more than forty natural parks of national and regional importance in the country.

Noisy Paris is not the whole of France. In order to understand how beautiful the French land is at any time of the year, you need to visit its provinces, replete with pastoral landscapes and corners of untouched nature.

Climate of France by months:

Spring

The most romantic time of the year in France is spring, with its delicate greenery, the first flowers and the timid awakening of nature. Rivers overflow their banks, chestnut trees bloom, cities and villages are buried in fragrance. The stone jungle of cities is illuminated here and there with touching trees, completely covered with a white and pink lace of flowers. Wedding corteges are moving along the streets, because spring for the French is the traditional wedding season.

In Brittany, gorse and gorse are blooming, the marshes and dry salt pans of Provence are filled with the hubbub of thousands of different species of birds, and the owners of a chateau in the south of France are busy trimming their vineyards. While the first flowers appear from under the snow in the Alps, the “King of the Five Continents” carnival with its famous flower battles is already starting in Nice.

Summer

Summer in France is the peak tourist season, when pleasant, cool weather sets in. It is especially good at this time of the year on the sea coast, where the air warms up above + 25`C, and it rains relatively infrequently. In the period June-August, it is very warm throughout the country. Cool weather persists only in part of the mountainous regions; The top of Mont Blanc is covered with snow all year round.

It is in summer that the wild fauna of the forests of France is most active, which, despite urbanization, has been preserved much better than in neighboring states. During the warm season in nature reserves and national parks you can observe chamois, brown bears, badgers, foxes, deer, otters, roe deer, wild boars. Trout is found in the rivers and lakes of France; the Bay of Biscay fishes for sardines, herring, flounder, shrimp and lobster.

Summer in France is the time of carnivals, festivals, theatrical performances in ancient castles. On June 21, Music Day is held throughout the country. It sounds everywhere concert halls, on the streets, in the houses of the French.

Autumn

Autumn in France smells of young wine of Aquitaine and Burgundy, rotten foliage in the vicinity of the castles of the Loire, bathed in the cool October sun. This is the time when the French return from vacations, and numerous tourists, on the contrary, rush to the Cote d'Azur, wanting not to miss the velvet season.

The main harvest period in France is also in autumn. At the end of October, the French celebrate Chestnut Day. This delicacy is fried, and its aroma envelops the streets of cities and villages. The holiday continues with the Week of Taste, which includes Cider Day, Spice Day, Fish Festival.

Winter

Characteristic of the French winter northern winds bringing cold weather to its territory, up to the Mediterranean coast. However, this does not frighten tourists who prefer this country for recreation at any time of the year. A remarkable fact: in the height of January, the temperature in Paris can be the same as in Sevastopol, and the sky will turn out to be bright blue, like in Istanbul in summer.

Winter in France is, first of all, rain, not snow. Therefore, a Frenchman needs an umbrella to a much greater extent than a sled or a warm down jacket. The temperature rarely drops below zero. The coldest weather in winter is observed in Alsace, and the warmest on the island of Corsica, where average monthly temperature January +13`S.

The largest state Western Europe, the northwestern part of which is washed by the Atlantic Ocean, and the southern - by the waters mediterranean sea, elegant and sophisticated France is a country of romance, a legislator of world fashion, as well as a cradle of culture and art. Read our Tour Calendar article which explains why the best time to visit is between June and September.

Tourist season in France

The many-sided, cosmopolitan France, which has a unique charm, is not only Paris with eiffel tower and the Champs Elysees, but also gastronomic provinces with incredibly delicious cheese and wine, luxurious beaches on the Cote d'Azur, prestigious ski resorts, as well as popular balneological centers. Holidays in France promise everything that the most sophisticated traveler can only dream of. That is why the country is visited annually by about 80 million people from all latitudes of the globe. And this is 30% more than the country's own population. The tourist season has a year-round cycle, and is conditionally divided into summer - beach and winter - skiing.

High season in France

This "tourist flood" France undergoes twice a year. The first time is in the height of summer - in July and August, grabbing the first days of September. At this time, the beaches of the Cote d'Azur and the Atlantic coast are crowded with vacationers - British, Italians, Germans, Belgians. Russians are also present here - about 800,000 immigrants from Russia come here to bask in the sun and spend a considerable amount of money. This time, by the way, is associated with the period of numerous festivals and concerts, so there are also enough eminent stars here, as well as ordinary tourists. The second time the real excitement for tours to France flares up in winter, especially from December to February. The reason for this is the New Year and Christmas holidays, as well as the snow-capped peaks of the Alps and the Pyrenees, attracting millions of fans of active winter holiday at the height of the skiing season. The Côte d'Azur also receives a decent share of tourists at this time of the year and all thanks to its own enterprise: in February, the Cannes Shopping Festival is held here, during which discounts of up to 50% are expected.

Low season in France

The smallest number of tourists arrive in France during the off-season. This rule, however, does not apply to Paris, where the crowds of foreigners never dry up. So, in the period from October to early December, as well as from late February to late April (with the exception of ski resorts) prices in hotels in many provinces are becoming lower, and the number of rooms is less busy. Of course, this does not mean at all that such a situation will be observed in all regions, but nevertheless, this trend can be traced quite easily in most of them. It finds its confirmation in the offers of tour operators who sell trips to France with significant discounts. It is possible that hot tours can be "caught" during the period summer holidays, but most often free blocks in hotels and airplanes are observed precisely in the off-season.

The best time for excursions

France is the most visited place on earth. It has absolutely everything that is necessary for tourists of different age groups, interests and social status. Incredibly beautiful and romantic Paris with the world-famous Eiffel Tower and the legendary Louvre, attractive Provence, authentic villages, amazing beaches, picturesque landscapes of the snow-capped Alps and much more. Every corner of France opens it from a new, sometimes unexpected side. The best time to get acquainted with the cultural, historical and natural heritage countries - this is the period from April to October, when the weather is the warmest.

Beach season in France

In France, they mostly bathe in three tourist areas- on the French Riviera, on the island of Corsica and the coast Atlantic Ocean. The first, of course, is the undisputed leader in the number of foreign tourists, the bulk of which is represented by wealthy tourists, politicians, actors and show business figures. The swimming season on the beaches of the Mediterranean Sea (Riviera, Corsica) opens in the last days of May, when the water temperature is about +18 °C. Naturally, it is still cold to swim, so most tourists prefer to take only sunbathing. But in mid-June, the sea warms up to +21 ° C, so the density of holidaymakers on the beaches increases significantly. The climate of the Atlantic coast is wetter and cooler, and the ocean itself takes longer to reach comfortable temperatures. Therefore, the best time to visit this part of France, so beloved among pedantic Englishmen, is from mid-July to the end of August, when the water temperature ranges from +19 °C to +20 °C. Although in some secluded places, these figures are much higher due to the undercurrent of the Gulf Stream. For example, in Biarritz. But let's get back to bohemia, which in July and August on the Cote d'Azur becomes many times more, because by this time sea ​​water becomes as warm as possible - about +24 °C .. +25 °C. In addition, the last summer month is a period of "mass emigration" of residents major metropolitan areas rushing to seaside resorts France, including the most aristocratic ones. As for Corsica, we can say that its climate has much in common with the climate of the south of the country, therefore weather the islands are almost identical here during these summer months.

Velvet season in France

There is no velvet season on the beaches of the Atlantic coast, as people swim there for only three months. But on the French Riviera, things are a little different. In September, although it is not as crowded here as in summer, there are still enough people. The heat subsides, and nice warm days come to replace it. The water temperature is confidently kept at around +24°C, so you can swim for a long time. The only thing is that as the evening approaches, you should hurry up to leave the beach, as in the dark it gets colder to about +16 °C. It is also worth knowing that in the first month of autumn it can rain from time to time. Fortunately, they do not have a strong influence on the weather. However, already in October, the beginning of which is also considered by many as an opportunity beach holiday, the amount of precipitation increases significantly, and the sea cools down to +19 °C .. +20 °C, so it would be unreasonable to count on this month. In Corsica, bathing is 1-2 weeks longer.

Ski season in France

The first winter centers of France meet their guests in the middle - end of November. By mid-December, all ski resorts are already functioning. The top season takes place between January and early April. This is a real pilgrimage time for most ski stations France, famous for its magnificent slopes and modern equipment. It is not difficult to guess that the rest during this period will cost a pretty penny to the tourist. Ski resorts on the slopes of the Pyrenees are considered more economical, where there is no such crazy full house as in the Alps. The season comes to an end, as a rule, in late April - early May.

religious season

The bulk of the population of France professes Catholicism. Pilgrimage tours to this country have long been very popular among millions of believers from different countries peace. The main centers of pilgrimage are Lourdes, Lisieux, Salette, Rocamadour, Pare-le-Monial. Each of these cities is associated with the history of the phenomenon of a miracle. Excursions to holy places are carried out throughout the year, but a massive influx of tourists is observed on the days of Catholic holidays.

Vacation season at Disneyland

Disneyland - main reason on which 12 million tourists land annually at the airport "Charles de Gaulle". This is a place for families and youth recreation. The legendary amusement park is open throughout the year, however, if from the middle of the second decade of June to the end of August the closing hours are 23.00, then the rest of the time on weekdays the park is open only until 19.00, and on weekends - until 22.00. The best time to visit Disneyland, according to the Tour-Calendar, is the end of spring - the beginning of summer and the first days of autumn. Try to avoid going to the rides during school holidays for French children, public holidays and weekends. Otherwise, you can waste a lot of time in the queue.

Sales season in France

France is an ideal country for shopping, because it was here that the concept of fashion and style was first born. Seasons of big sales, held in the country twice a year, are a sacred time for true fashionistas and fashionistas. In summer they start in mid-late July, and in winter after Orthodox Christmas. The duration is on average about five weeks. Discounts or "Soldes" reach up to 70%. In connection with these events, Russian travel agencies offer tempting shopping tours, especially profitable ones appear on sale, as a rule, 2-3 days before departure. So the holders of the Schengen multivisa in this regard have undeniable advantages in planning holidays and shopping in France.

wine season

France is the world's largest wine producer, and it's no surprise that the country hosts many festivals dedicated to this "sunny drink"

The French produce an incomparable wine that is consumed with almost every meal. It is not surprising that there are a great many festivals dedicated to this drink in the country. They are of particular scope in such provinces as the Loire Valley, Champagne, Burgundy and Bordeaux. All events are timed to coincide with the grape harvest season, which starts in mid-September. However, all kinds of celebrations in some regions begin at the beginning of summer. At the end of June, gourmets are advised to go to Bordeaux for a 4-day wine festival, in mid-September you can go to the wine press festival in the city of Shenov (Burgundy), and on the third Thursday of November, the grandiose Beaujolais Nouveau is held in all wine-producing provinces of France - a festival of wine of the new harvest.

Time for holidays and festivals

The event calendar of France is very large. Each province, and their country totals as many as 22, celebrates its own celebrations. However, we suggest that you first get acquainted with public holidays having fixed dates: the night from December 24 to December 25 - Catholic Christmas, December 31 - New Year and the day of St. Sylvester, January 6 - Epiphany Day or "Three Kings Day", February 2 - Meeting of the Lord, March 8 - International Women's Day, May 1 - Labor Day and part-time Lily of the Valley Day, May 8 - Day of victory over fascism, June 21, on the day of the summer solstice, - Music Day, July 14 - Bastille Day, August 15 - Assumption of the Virgin, November 1 - All Day Saints, November 11 - Armistice Day to commemorate the end of the 1st World War. Well, let's talk a little about the largest festivals and cultural events, whose names are associated with France. These include: Carnival of snails on May 1; the Cannes Film Festival, held annually in Cannes at the end of the month, and the European Night of Museums; Commemoration of the heavenly patroness of France Jeanne d'Arc May 30; Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival, held in the city of the same name in the last full week of June; in July - Theater Festival in Avignon, Medieval Festival in Carcassonne, International Jazz Festival in Juan-les-Pins and Music Festival in Colmar; Charleville International Puppet Festival in September; Reading Feast, celebrated on October 16; The chestnut festival, which falls in the second half of the same month, as well as the gastronomic holidays following them - choukrut, cider, spices and fish; the October World Snowboard Championship "Mondial du Snowboard" in Les Deux Alpes; November events - exhibitions "Antique Salon" in Toulouse, "Chocolate Salon in Paris" and the ceremony of lighting Christmas lights on the Champs Elysees at the end of the month; International Grandmother's Day and Francophonie Day in March.

Climate in France

Within the framework of the whole country, the climate of France can be described as temperate. However, in view of large area territory and diversity of landscapes, as well as the presence of seas, rivers and lakes, it undergoes changes from region to region: from oceanic in the west to continental in the center and east of the country, while in the south and on the island of Corsica, a classic Mediterranean climate of a subtropical type reigns, and in the region of the Alps and Pyrenees - mountainous.

France in spring

Spring weather in France varies depending on the area in question. However, its beginning is marked by changeable climatic conditions throughout the country. In March, the thermometer begins to gradually rise upwards, the snow melts under the soft rays of the sun, turning into a mud slurry, but the good mood is maintained by the cheerful chirping of birds. Nature wakes up from hibernation, although sometimes it brings surprises in the form of a blizzard or sudden changes in temperature. The coldest of all, of course, is in ski resorts and in villages located high above sea level. Spring here is quite late, but still, during the day, positive temperatures are observed here. On the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and on the French Riviera, on the warmest day, the air warms up to 15 °C..+16 °C. In April, the weather more or less stabilizes, becomes warmer, as a result of which some ski resorts are preparing for the end of the season. Despite a slight dankness in some provinces of France, the middle of spring is a time of flowering, marvelous aromas and a large number of sunny days, periodically alternating with hours of inclement weather. Officially opens in May tourist season. Medium daily temperature air across the country ranges from +15 °C to +20 °C. In the southern resorts during the day it is possible to raise the thermometer up to +25 °C, and in Chamonix and Courchevel - up to +15 °C. This month you can’t do without an umbrella either, but there are still much more sunny days conducive to picnics in parks. Yes, and the precipitation is only beneficial, because May is a riot of juicy greenery and colorful flowers.

Temperature and weather in France in spring

France in summer

In general, the summer in France is hot and sunny, but not without rainy days, in which, in addition to light rains, thunderstorms also occur. Extremely high temperatures, however, do not happen here. Although, of course, exceptions to the rule are possible, but this happens extremely rarely. In Paris, the summer weather is quite warm, without sharp fluctuations in temperature, in the late afternoon the temperature drops to +12 °C .. +14 °C. Precipitation accounts for almost a whole half of the month, but this does not prevent tourists from enjoying their holidays during French capital. Bordeaux is 1°C..2°C warmer. IN mountain regions the maximum daily air temperature for the season is about +20 °C, after sunset the thermometer drops to +5 °C..+7 °C. Keep this in mind if you are planning to go there. It is warmest on the Mediterranean coast, where an active swimming season already opens in June. Predominantly dry and moderately hot weather prevails here, often moderated by the northeasterly Mistral wind. Marseille, located in the very south of France, can experience real heat in summer - up to +29 °C .. +30 °C. More precipitation falls on the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean than on the Cote d'Azur, relaxation here is indicated for those who cannot stand the heat: the thermometer during the season during the daytime ranges from +18 ° C to +22 ° C, the water becomes most comfortable for swimming in mid-July, but in the last days of August it is already chilly to enter it.

Temperature and weather in France in summer

France in autumn

In September, the amount of precipitation falling in France increases slightly. However, in many parts of the country, especially on the Cote d'Azur and Corsica, this is an amazing time called the "velvet season". One can only remember the past hot midday hours, as instead of them mild warm weather sets in at the resorts. The sun's rays no longer burn, but only gently glide over the skin. The water is still quite warm - about +20 °C..+22 °C. This is a rather "dry" month, especially in Corsica. On the Atlantic coast, the temperature indicators announced above are a couple of degrees less, this region is well “flavored” with precipitation. It is cold in the capital in the mornings - approximately +14 °C, but at the height of the day the thermometer can rise to +21 °C. In October, real autumn comes to France - with golden foliage, gusty winds and precipitation. And if Corsica and Marseille with Nice still somehow “hold on”, then the sky over Paris and other cities of the central and northern parts countries are often bursting with precipitation. The average daily air temperature ranges from +10 °C to +14 °C, in the mountains it drops to +7 °C..+10 °C. The last month of the autumn season brings cold, dank weather. Increasingly, the sky is covered with fog or gray menacing clouds, a piercing wind blows. The first snow falls in the Alps. The average daily air temperature in the country ranges from +10 °C to 12 °C, falling to +4 °C .. +6 °C by night.

When is the best time to go to France depending on the weather by month, region of France, activities, prices and number of tourists.

When is the best time to go to France

The best weather in France:

• For lovers of heat: from May to October
• For excursions and attractions: from April to June and from September to November
• For honeymoon: May, June, September, October
• March, April and November are the best months to save money.
• For food tours: April, May and June
• For a trip to Paris: May, June, September, October
• France is worth a visit for wine tasting: from March to May, from January to February
• In the south of France (Mediterranean coast, Cote d'Azur): June, early July and September Atlantic coast: from June to August (but many tourists)

In France mediterranean climate, and every part of the country experiences all 4 seasons of the year. From that in southern regions whether you are in the north, it will depend on whether you are waiting for a warm or hot summer or a cold or cool winter.

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When is the best time to fly to France

The best time to visit France for sightseeing If you want to avoid the hustle and bustle of tourists and enjoy the pleasant warm weather, then come in May and September. At this time, it will be crowded only in Paris. However, there are long queues for attractions, and you will find attractions at any time of the year. Paris is less crowded only in early March and late October.

The best time for a beach holiday in France

In France the water is warming up only from June to September, at the same time on the beaches there is a large number of tourists. The best time to travel is mid-September. The weather is still warm, the sun is shining, the sea has not had time to cool down, and family tourists with children have gone home. You can sunbathe from April to October, but the sea will be cool during these months.

The best time for wine tasting in France

In order to taste the wine and avoid the crowds of tourists, come in May and June. In September and October, there are many more travelers who want to touch winemaking. But at this time, as a rule, good weather and you can watch the harvest.

The best time for shopping

In most European countries, and France is no exception, all major sales are held twice a year: in winter and summer. The best time for shopaholics: from mid-January to mid-February and from late June to mid-August. In the summer season there are a lot of tourists, and in winter you will find more pleasant prices for hotels.

Seasons in France

High tourist season (from mid-June to August and from mid-December to early January)

During the summer months and during the Christmas and New Year holidays in France, as in any other European country is the most popular time of the year for tourists. At this time in France, the weather is sunny, but very crowded. At this time, the longest queues and high prices. In Paris high season lasts longer, and prices for hotels and accommodation rise from April to October.

Off-season (from April to mid-June, September and October)

If you are not interested in Paris, then the off-season is the best time to travel to France. The crowds are smaller, the weather is pleasant, and most hotels offer discounts. For Paris, the off-season is the time from late February to March and from mid-October to mid-November. At this time, the capital of France is calmer.

Low season (November to March, excluding winter holidays)

During the low season, you will have the chance to see how the ordinary French really live, while their cities are not besieged by curious travelers. However, the weather at this time leaves much to be desired. If you are going to the north of the country, take warm clothes with you. But Paris under the snow is beautiful. In the south of the country, take mixed clothes for warm sunny days and cool nights.

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If you go during school holidays, you will find much less queues at museums and near national attractions. Schoolchildren have a rest in July and August, 2 weeks at Christmas, 2 weeks in February, and 2 weeks in April.

Paris is practically empty in the last 2 weeks of August. Many go on holiday azure coast or to the countryside. The situation is similar in other cities.

How lucky you are with the weather depends on the selected region of the country. Despite the fact that France is a rather big country, almost the entire territory of France is dominated by moderate mediterranean climate with mild winters, with the exception of Alsace and the Alps region. Brittany leads in terms of rainfall, which falls on average 200 days a year. The south of France is comfortable all year round. Rains, as a rule, come in spring and autumn, dry in summer. In the south, the cold dry wind "Mistral" rages from time to time.

Festivals and holidays in France are held everywhere. Food and wine play a major role in this. In the spring, when the weather gets warmer, the festivities take to the streets. In summer, a long holiday season begins with beaches, campsites and country hotels. Every village and every small town has a festival with music and food. Wine regions are most interesting to visit in autumn. In winter, French ski resorts are especially popular. Christmas is a special magical time in France with traditional fairs and performances.

Going on vacation to the country of the Musketeers, you, of course, think about when is the best time to go to France. Perhaps the main way to answer this question is to decide why you are planning a trip. Summer is the time to go to France on the Cote d'Azur and the Atlantic coast. Although the Mediterranean Sea has its own little secret in the form of velvet season in September. In winter, there comes a period when flying to France is in the direction of the Alpine ski resorts. And here excursion routes worth a trip in the spring and early autumn, when there is no heat.

Holidays in France in spring

The weather in France in the spring is very changeable. Spring makes its way through the country gradually, from southern Aquitaine to northern Normandy. And if on the Cote d'Azur in March it can already be + 15 ° C, then it is much cooler in. In April, there are more sunny days throughout the country, and the air is already warming up significantly. Well, in May, during the flowering period, the tourist season officially begins.

Holidays in France in the summer

The weather in France during the summer varies from region to region. On south coast it can be quite hot, while there is no heat on the Atlantic coast, and in Paris the weather is very moderate. In summer, many beach lovers come to France who want to soak up the waves of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. And in the summer at Disneyland Paris they extend work time until 22:00

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