Paris, the city of lights, is not only famous for its romantic ambiance and stunning architecture but also for its enchanting spots where one can enjoy the spectacle of a full moon.
- 3 Sat Full Moon Full Moon π 11:02 local time Europe/Paris
- 18 Sun New Moon New Moon π 20:52 local time Europe/Paris
- 1 Sun Full Moon Full Moon π 23:09 local time Europe/Paris
- 17 Tue New Moon New Moon π 13:01 local time Europe/Paris
- 3 Tue Full Moon Full Moon π 12:37 local time Europe/Paris
- 19 Thu New Moon New Moon π 02:23 local time Europe/Paris
- 2 Thu Full Moon Full Moon π 04:12 local time Europe/Paris
- 17 Fri New Moon New Moon π 13:51 local time Europe/Paris
- 1 Fri Full Moon Full Moon π 19:23 local time Europe/Paris
- 16 Sat New Moon New Moon π 22:01 local time Europe/Paris
- 31 Sun Full Moon Full Moon π 10:45 local time Europe/Paris
- 15 Mon New Moon New Moon π 04:54 local time Europe/Paris
- 29 Mon Full Moon Full Moon π 01:56 local time Europe/Paris
- 14 Tue New Moon New Moon π 11:43 local time Europe/Paris
- 29 Wed Full Moon Full Moon π 16:35 local time Europe/Paris
- 12 Wed New Moon New Moon π 19:36 local time Europe/Paris
- 28 Fri Full Moon Full Moon π 06:18 local time Europe/Paris
- 11 Fri New Moon New Moon π 05:26 local time Europe/Paris
- 26 Sat Full Moon Full Moon π 18:49 local time Europe/Paris
- 10 Sat New Moon New Moon π 17:50 local time Europe/Paris
- 26 Mon Full Moon Full Moon π 05:11 local time Europe/Paris
- 9 Mon New Moon New Moon π 08:02 local time Europe/Paris
- 24 Tue Full Moon Full Moon π 15:53 local time Europe/Paris
- 9 Wed New Moon New Moon π 01:51 local time Europe/Paris
- 24 Thu Full Moon Full Moon π 02:28 local time Europe/Paris
- 7 Thu New Moon New Moon π 21:24 local time Europe/Paris
- 22 Fri Full Moon Full Moon π 13:17 local time Europe/Paris
- 6 Sat New Moon New Moon π 16:56 local time Europe/Paris
- 20 Sat Full Moon Full Moon π 00:23 local time Europe/Paris
- 8 Mon New Moon New Moon π 10:29 local time Europe/Paris
- 22 Mon Full Moon Full Moon π 11:43 local time Europe/Paris
- 6 Tue New Moon New Moon π 01:51 local time Europe/Paris
- 20 Tue Full Moon Full Moon π 00:27 local time Europe/Paris
- 6 Thu New Moon New Moon π 12:58 local time Europe/Paris
- 20 Thu Full Moon Full Moon π 12:59 local time Europe/Paris
- 4 Fri New Moon New Moon π 21:40 local time Europe/Paris
- 19 Sat Full Moon Full Moon π 02:44 local time Europe/Paris
- 4 Sun New Moon New Moon π 05:02 local time Europe/Paris
- 18 Sun Full Moon Full Moon π 17:44 local time Europe/Paris
- 2 Mon New Moon New Moon π 12:05 local time Europe/Paris
- 17 Tue Full Moon Full Moon π 09:28 local time Europe/Paris
- 31 Tue New Moon New Moon π 19:41 local time Europe/Paris
- 15 Wed Full Moon Full Moon π 01:03 local time Europe/Paris
- 30 Thu New Moon New Moon π 04:36 local time Europe/Paris
- 15 Fri Full Moon Full Moon π 15:47 local time Europe/Paris
- 29 Fri New Moon New Moon π 15:36 local time Europe/Paris
- 14 Sun Full Moon Full Moon π 04:25 local time Europe/Paris
- 28 Sun New Moon New Moon π 04:24 local time Europe/Paris
- 13 Mon Full Moon Full Moon π 17:08 local time Europe/Paris
- 27 Mon New Moon New Moon π 21:12 local time Europe/Paris
Times in local time · Paris, France (Europe/Paris) · Calculated after Meeus, accuracy Β±2 min
In 2026 there are 13 full moons and 12 new moons. Times are shown in local time for Paris, France (Europe/Paris).
In 2027 there are 12 full moons and 13 new moons. Times are shown in local time for Paris, France (Europe/Paris).
The next full moon in Paris, France is on May 1, 2026 at 19:23 local time (Europe/Paris), in 19 days.
The next new moon in Paris, France is on April 17, 2026 at 13:51 local time (Europe/Paris), in 5 days.
Yes! In 2026 there is a Blue Moon in May β this month has two full moons.
The times are calculated using the Meeus astronomical algorithm (Jean Meeus, Astronomical Algorithms, Chapter 49) and are accurate to within approximately Β±2 minutes. All times are displayed in the local timezone of Paris, France (Europe/Paris).
A full moon occurs when the Moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun, making it appear fully illuminated. A new moon occurs when the Moon is between Earth and the Sun, making it invisible from Earth. The cycle from one new moon to the next takes approximately 29.5 days (a lunar month).
When is Full Moon in Paris in the year 2024
- January: Thursday, 25.01.2024, at 18:54
- February: Saturday, 24.02.2024, at 13:30
- March: Monday, 25.03.2024, at 07:58
- April: Wednesday, 24.04.2024, at 00:47
- May: Thursday, 23.05.2024, at 14:52
- June: Saturday, 22.06.2024, at 02:08
- July: Sunday, 21.07.2024, at 11:15
- August: Monday, 19.08.2024, at 19:24
- September: Wednesday, 18.09.2024, at 03:33
- October: Thursday, 17.10.2024, at 12:26
- November: Friday, 15.11.2024, at 22:29
- December: Sunday, 15.12.2024, at 10:00
Lunar Delights: Top Spots to Watch the Full Moon in Paris
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, these locations offer a tranquil escape from the bustling city life, allowing you to bask in the glow of the moonlight. Here are some of the best places in Paris to watch the full moon and make your evening truly magical.
- Montmartre Hill: Standing high above Paris, the Montmartre Hill offers a panoramic view of the city. The area around the SacrΓ©-CΕur Basilica is particularly popular for moon watchers. As the full moon rises, it illuminates the city’s landmarks, creating a breathtaking scene. The artistic vibe of Montmartre adds a bohemian touch to your lunar experience.
- Parc des Buttes-Chaumont: This picturesque park, with its meandering paths and steep hills, is one of the most beautiful green spaces in Paris. The Temple de la Sibylle, perched atop a cliff, provides a stunning vantage point for watching the moon. The tranquil water bodies and rustic follies within the park make it a perfect spot for a quiet, reflective evening under the full moon.
- The Seine River Banks: A stroll along the Seine during a full moon is nothing short of magical. The reflection of the moon on the water, coupled with the illuminated bridges and historic buildings along the banks, creates a mesmerizing scene. Find a quiet spot along the quays or hop on a moonlit river cruise for a moving panorama of the city under the lunar glow.
- The Eiffel Tower: While it may seem obvious, no list would be complete without mentioning the Eiffel Tower. Head to the nearby Champ de Mars or TrocadΓ©ro Gardens for a full view of the tower against the backdrop of the moonlit sky. The sight of the iconic structure basking in the moon’s glow is a classic Parisian experience.
- Parc de Belleville: Offering one of the highest viewpoints in the city, Parc de Belleville is a hidden gem for moon watchers. The park’s elevated terrace provides a sweeping view of Paris, making it an ideal spot to watch the full moon ascend over the city. The lesser-known location means you’ll likely have a more peaceful and intimate experience.
- Observatoire de Paris: For those interested in a more scientific approach, the Paris Observatory occasionally hosts public events during significant celestial occurrences. Watching the full moon through the observatory’s telescopes is an awe-inspiring experience that combines romance with astronomy.
When planning your full moon outing in Paris, it’s always good to check the lunar calendar and the local weather. Consider bringing a comfortable blanket, some snacks, and perhaps a camera to capture the moment. Each of these locations offers a unique perspective on both the city and the moon, so why not explore a different spot each month? Let the luminescent beauty of the full moon nights in Paris enchant and inspire you
Dates of the Full Moon for other cities and regions
