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Montmartre is one of Paris’ most vibrant and historic neighborhoods. Located on a hill in the 18th arrondissement, it is a neighborhood that exudes bohemian charms and rich artistic history. When you’re there, you can feel the legacies of artists like Picasso and Toulouse-Lautrec through the many art galleries, studios, and charming cafés that line the streets.

Paris in April will delight you with the “charm of spring,” as Frank Sinatra’s famous song lyrics go. By April in Paris, leaves appear on tall trees in parks and along the Seine River, and tulips bloom in the city’s many formal gardens.

What is Paris like in September? There’s more than a little summer left in the air. Mild temperatures mean you can enjoy many of the best things to do in the City of Love and spend plenty of time outdoors. Plus, a few things only take place in September, like unique events at the city’s most famous landmarks and attractions during European Heritage Days. 

Paris in October is about breathing room. Summer’s crowds are gone, there’s less of a crush around attractions like the Eiffel Tower, and winter’s chill hasn’t yet arrived.