Visiting Paris in February is perfect for those who have a sweetheart and a sweet tooth. Enjoy Valentine's day and the tradition of crêpes for Candlemas and Mardi-Gras. Chinese New Year processions in Paris complete this celebration of the senses, with their vibrant colours.
Discover our selection of visits in February on our Explore Paris boutique. Find a guided tour in Paris in February: themed guided tours, original and classical tours, etc.
Guided tours in Paris in February
There's still time to visit the Olympic sites in Paris on a guided tour in English - for groups (10-15 people) only.
The flea markets of Paris Saint Ouen open on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. You can stroll through the different markets and take a tour of the Marché Dauphine to see the stalls, the exhibitions and admire the Futuro house.
After the galette des rois in January, mouths will continue to water for candlemas and pancake Tuesday. Both celebrations mark the end of Epiphany that starts with Galette des rois.
Candlemas, on the 2d of February is a catholic feast that you celebrate eating crêpes – delicious French pancakes. Pancake Tuesday is a Christian celebration inherited from a Pagan feast.
Valentine's day is the occasion to share a romantic and festive moment with your loved one. Check out our great tips to celebrate your Valentine's day in Paris.
A host of exciting exhibitions await you this February in Paris and Seine-Saint-Denis: music, painting, photography, history... there's something for everyone.
Eugène Carrière, humanist and committed painter exhibition at Musée de Gournay until March 30
Disco at La Philharmonie de Paris from February 14
Les Nouvelles Reines photo exhibition at the Basilique Saint-Denis until April 27
Ravel and the Bolero exhibition in Paris until June 15
Paris hosts several Chinese New Year processions in February: in Aubervilliers, in the 13th district of Paris, considered to be the Parisian Chinatown and another in the heart of Paris.
Things to do in February in Paris
See also: what to do in Paris in March?
