How to find cheap flights to Paris
The cheapest price we've found for a one-way flight to Paris is ₹ 17,870. A return plane ticket starts at ₹ 40,098.
Take the stress out of fare hunting by setting up a Price Alert. You'll receive an email or a notification on the app when ticket prices drop.
It's generally recommended to book roughly one month before your departure date. You're more likely to get the best price on tickets then.
Broaden your search for cheap flights to Paris by selecting the 'Add nearby airports' box. This gives you access to fares for surrounding airports, which could have better deals.
Indirect routes are usually cheaper, so consider taking a flight with a stop. Simply uncheck the 'Direct flights' box when searching for your tickets.
Best time to go to Paris
To find the month or even day with the cheapest flights, use the 'Whole month' tool. If your travel dates are flexible, search for the green prices on the calendar — they highlight the lowest fares available that month.
July sees the highest demand for flights. The city is generally at its peak, so you'll always find things to do.
Travel in January if you're looking for a more relaxed experience. This is the least busy time of year and also when plane tickets to Paris are often more affordable.
The weather can make or break a trip, so consider what kind of conditions you prefer to travel in. Paris is warmest in August, averaging between 13ºC and 29ºC.
Temperatures are at their lowest in January, when they range from -2ºC to 9ºC.
With five days of rain on average, August is the driest month in Paris.
The wettest time of year is December. Visit then and you'll likely get around nine days of rainfall.
Weather snapshot
The weather in Paris features a temperate climate with mild summers, cool winters, and moderate rainfall spread throughout the year. Here's what to expect throughout the year:
December – February: Winter brings crisp temperatures around 7°C during the day and 2°C at night, making these some of the best times to explore Paris with fewer crowds. Pack warm layers and waterproof clothing for occasional showers.
March – May: Spring brings mild days with highs around 17°C and cool nights near 7°C. You'll enjoy fresh air and blooming gardens across the city. Bring a light jacket for evening strolls.
June – September: Summer brings warm, sunny days with highs around 25°C and cool nights dropping to 15°C. You'll find perfect conditions for outdoor attractions, walking tours, and exploring parks. Light layers work well for temperature changes throughout the day.
October – November: Autumn brings mild days around 15°C and crisp nights near 7°C, perfect for exploring outdoor attractions and wandering through neighbourhoods. You'll enjoy walking tours and nature spots without the summer crowds.
Travelling to Paris: what you need to know
You can choose from multiple airports when organising your Paris flight. Check out your options for jetting into Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), Paris Orly Airport (ORY) or Paris Beauvais-Tille Airport (BVA).
Most travellers arrive through Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), the city's busiest airport.
Skip the layovers and travel to your destination in one easy hop. Book a direct flight to Paris with one of these major airlines:
When you arrive in Paris, you'll be in the UTC+1 timezone.
Once you've booked your ticket, find a stay that's just right for your adventure. Here's a roundup of top hotels to keep in mind for your visit:
Getting to central Paris from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)
CDG, the city's main gateway, is about 26 kilometres from central Paris.
Once you've landed from your flight to Paris, reaching the centre by car will take around 35 minutes.
Roughly 35 minutes is how long it'll take to get there using public transport.
Get some rest or simply freshen up after your flight to Paris. These hotels near Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport offer the perfect place to relax and recharge:
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport serves Paris and nearby areas in Île-de-France, France.
Paris highlights
Put these popular attractions on your must-do list after stepping off your flight to Paris:
Eiffel Tower: A perfect place to start your sightseeing, this landmark is located around 5 kilometres west of the city centre in Faubourg Saint-Germain.
Musee d'Orsay: This is just one more reason to visit this city. A top landmark, it's around 2 kilometres west of the centre of Paris in 7th Arrondissement.
Sightseeing and travel inspiration
Things to do in Paris: Stroll through the gardens of Luxembourg Palace about 2 kilometres south of the centre, where tree-lined paths and fountains create space for afternoon walks. Head roughly 4 kilometres northeast to explore Marche aux Puces flea market at Saint-Ouen, where weekend browsing reveals antiques and vintage finds across multiple warehouse spaces. For riverside walking, follow the Seine's pedestrian banks that run through the city centre, connecting bridges and offering views of the surrounding architecture.
Cultural experiences: Browse masterpieces at the Louvre, about 3 kilometres east of central Paris, or catch a classical performance at the Opera Garnier in the 9th arrondissement, roughly 2 kilometres northeast. Take a cooking class in Le Marais district to learn traditional French techniques, around 4 kilometres southeast of the centre. Each area highlights Paris's deep connection to arts, music, and culinary heritage.
Seasonal highlights: Experience the magic of Christmas markets from late November through December, where you can browse handmade crafts and sip mulled wine along the Champs-Elysees. Spring brings the cherry blossoms in parks like Luxembourg Gardens from March to April, creating perfect conditions for outdoor picnics. The best time to visit Paris for festivals is during summer when outdoor cinema screenings and street performances fill the warmer evenings from June to August.
Explore more of France
There's a whole lot more to experience in France, starting with Lille. Palais des Beaux Arts, Grand'Place and Notre-Dame-de-la-Treille Cathedral at Lille are must-sees in this city, which is about 209 kilometres north of Paris. Lille Lesquin Airport (LIL) is the main airport of Lille.
Reims is another top destination in France and is roughly 129 kilometres east of Paris. Set your sights on top attractions like Champagne Park, Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin Champagne Centre of Visits and Krug.
Expand your adventure to Angers. Roughly 257 kilometres southwest of Paris, La Tapisserie De L'Apocalypse, Collegiale Saint-Martin and Place du Ralliement are reasons to visit.
Complete your trip with a Paris car hire
Rent a car in the city and roll out when you're ready. Browse the range of car rentals in Paris and find all the best prices in one easy search. You can also compare rental cars on everything from included mileage to flexible bookings and provider rating.
