Though the weather this month is not considered to be popular for tourism, as the average temperature is 6°C, Paris in November is still beautiful and has a lot to offer. While the prices for air tickets and accommodation becomes more affordable, don’t be discouraged with the weather- as long as you are wearing a warm coat and waterproof shoes, there is plenty to do and see.
First of all, the queues to the famous museums and landmarks are much smaller, due to this being the low season, which means that you can visit the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, without having to stand outside for an hour. Secondly, this is the time when the French celebrate the Beaujolais Nouveau and the young wine can be tasted in the cozy cafes and brasseries of the city. The stunning lighting ceremony takes place in Paris in November, when more than 135,000 lights, illuminating the capital and creating the festive Christmas mood are turned on.