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March in Paris

Le Marais is the easiest first-timer base: central, walkable and alive late. Saint-Germain is the classic left-bank romance, at a price. Montmartre trades convenience for village charm and lower rates. Canal Saint-Martin is for people who want a local, food-led Paris rather than a postcard one.

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Spring

Spring is one of the most requested seasons in Paris, and prices tend to rise around the Easter holidays and the first sunny weekends. Days are usually mild and good for walking, with blossoms in the parks and café terraces filling up. Spring weather can turn quickly, so keep a layer and a backup indoor plan.

Spring and early autumn are the most requested times, and hotel rates tend to follow: book early if those are your dates. Summer brings long days, crowds and heat, so plan museums and indoor stops for the hottest hours. Winter is quieter and colder, with fewer visitors but year-end lights that keep the centre busy.

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