26 Photos of Snow in Paris • Petite in Paris

I always tell people Paris is one of the most magical cities in the world, especially during the winter holiday season. One of the many questions I receive about Paris in the winter is, does it snow in Paris? The short answer is yes, it snows in Paris! On average, it snows 15 days a year, but most of the time it’s not more than a small dust and barely noticeable. When the snow does stick, Paris is truly magical in the snow. Take a look at 26 incredible photos of Paris covered in snow!

Does it actually snow in Paris During the winter — Playing in the snow in Front of the Eiffel Tower © saaggo

Palais de Justice in Paris After a Snow Fall

Does it snow every year in Paris — Palais de Justice in Paris covered in snow © magdalenamartin_paris

Paris Notre-Dame in Snow

does it snow in Paris — Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris after it snows © iheartparisfr

Montmartre Paris in the Snow

Snowing in Paris at Louvre Garden

Does it snow in Paris during the winter — Louvre Garden in Paris Snow ©

Green Chairs in PAris After a Snowstorm

Snowing in Paris — Luxembourg Gardens covered in snow © hotelreginaparis

Close-up of the Eiffel Tower in covered in snow

Closeup of the Eiffel Tower covered in snow © cbarba_photo

Winter wonderland in Paris after it snows

Paris Cafe after it snows © frenchgardenhouse

Red Heart Umbrella and Montmartre in snow

Red heart umbrella in the snow in paris — Red heart umbrella in the snow in Paris © Theglitteringunknown

After a Snowfall in Paris

Paris snowing — Paris After it snowed © BakemetoParis

Let it snow in Paris on the Pont Alexandre III Bridge

Romantic photo of Paris with snow © lamourdeparis

Paris from Above After it snowed

What does Paris look like when it snows — Paris, France from high above after a snowstorm © hawkhoptravel

Snow in Paris at Place Dauphine

Classic photo of Paris in the Snow © siennaandmarlanafrance

Pigeons of Notre Dame de Paris after a snowstorm

Paris snow photos — Notre Dame snow photo with pigeons © loic.lagarde

Louvre covered in snow in Paris, France

Louvre in the snow in Paris, France (still busy!) © _emilyso_

Luxembourg Garden covered with snow

Parks of Paris in the snow — Gardens in Paris, France covered in the snow © candiceperrin

Streets of Paris after it snows

Romantic Eiffel Tower photo in the Snow

Eiffel tower in the snow — Eiffel Tower just after a snowfall in the city of lights © wonguy974

Magical Photo of Paris with snow

Magical snow photos of Paris — Magical snow photo of Paris with a carousel © idistavisojourney

Palais Royal in Paris after it snowed

How often does it snow in paris — Palais-Royal after it snows sparkling white snow © hanalevan_

Going for a Walk in Paris after it snows

Walking in Paris after it snows © street__vision

Walking in a light Snowfall in Paris, France

When does it snow in Paris — Walking around after a Light snowfall in Paris © javiernapi

Place des Vosges in Paris after a snowstorm

Paris during the wintertime and snow — Paris during the wintertime and after a snow storm © bethkirby

Gorgeous Sunset and Snow Covering Paris, France

snow covering Montmartre in Paris, France — Snow Covering Montmartre in Paris, France © bakemetoparis

Snowing in Paris at the Eiffel Tower

Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris snow fall

Admiring the snow in Paris at Place Saint-Sulpice — Admiring the snow fall in Paris at Place Saint-Sulpice © norrskenet

Musée du Louvre while it's snowing

Paris while it's snowing at Musée du Louvre © herve_in_paris

Final Thoughts on Snow in Paris

As you can see from the photos, Paris is truly magical when it snows. I love Paris during the wintertime, there are so many things to do and see while it being relatively free from tourist. Don't forget to pack your snow shoes if you go visiting during this time! Keep it in mind, the snow doesn't stick on the ground in Paris every year but when it does, it's incredible and so much fun! I’d love to hear in the comments, have you’ve been in Paris when it’s snowed or do you prefer to visit Paris during the summertime?

Sincerely Petite in Paris,
Diane