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November is a cold month in France, having shorter days; however, it\u2019s a good time for travelers because of various festivals taking place here. As nature is full of fall colours and the countryside is brightened up with crowded city parks, it is an ideal time to stay out despite the cold weather as the festivities invite you to explore the city and do some sightseeing.\u00a0<\/em>If you visit\u00a0<\/em>France in November<\/strong><\/em>, you will get to see its vibrant colours like never before.<\/em><\/span> Here, we are going to discuss the reasons why you should consider visiting this beautiful country during the month of November.<\/em><\/p>\n

Weather In November<\/h2>\n
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Weather in France is mixed during November, while the south of France can still be warm, in other regions of North France like Paris, the weather might be cold and rainy. In addition to falling temperatures, the weather can be rainy, and you could expect some precipitation and rain showers, which is common during this month here. Snow is unlikely, though, unless you are travelling to other high-altitude places like the Alps or for some skiing events.<\/p>\n

Also Read:<\/strong> France In June<\/a><\/p>\n

Things To Do In France In November<\/h2>\n

Here is a list of November experiences that will lift your spirits like never before. Take a look and note these down for your next escapade!<\/p>\n

1. Eiffel Tower Tour And Summit Access By Elevator<\/h3>\n
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The Eiffel tower is one of the dream destinations you cannot miss while in France. If you don\u2019t have all day, you can buy skip-the-line tickets to this monument, but the visit is a must. Through these tickets, you can gain priority access to the tower. You can soak into the marvel of this monument. You don\u2019t even require a guide to help you explore the Eiffel Tower, as you get a map and an audio guide with your ticket. There is a Champagne bar on the stairs of this tower where you can enjoy the city’s lights.<\/p>\n

Location:<\/strong> Paris
Timing:<\/strong> 8 am to 5 pm
Entry Fees:<\/strong> $78<\/p>\n

2. Versailles Palace Entrance Ticket And Breakfast At Ore Restaurant<\/h3>\n
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This is one of the main attractions of France. If you have bought the skip-the-line tickets available with various vendors here, you can access the palace, the gardens, and the Trianon through an independent entrance. While you are here, you don\u2019t even have to worry about your taste palette. There is a restaurant right inside the palace, which you can explore with the palace.<\/p>\n

Location:<\/strong> Versailles, France
Timing:<\/strong> 8 am to 5 pm
Entry Fees:<\/strong> $48<\/p>\n

Related Post:<\/strong> France In July<\/a><\/p>\n

3. Disneyland In Paris<\/h3>\n
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What is a holiday if you don\u2019t visit the Disneyland of that place? And what better way to explore two exotic parks for the price of one ticket? The parks comprise of Disneyland and Walt Disney Studios. You can have a thrilling experience in the Space Mountains, an adventure for the whole family. Also, explore the magical land of Walt Disney movies and learn how these characters perform their stunts.<\/p>\n

Location:<\/strong> Paris
Timing:<\/strong> 8 am to 5 pm
Entry Fees:<\/strong> $58<\/p>\n

4. Louvre Museum Independent Audio Guided Tour<\/h3>\n
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This guided tour will take you from ancient Greece to the Renaissance to the Louvre, a palace in the past. You can witness various cultures and their immersions during this tour. This also includes a guided audio tour with a palace map now turned into a museum. You can click pictures with Da Vinci\u2019s famous Mona Lisa or pose around \u201cVenus de Milo sculpture. The route suggestions through the audio guide help you explore the place easily, and on your own.<\/p>\n

Location:<\/strong> Paris
Timing:<\/strong> 8 am to 5 pm
Entry Fees:<\/strong> $48<\/p>\n

Related Post:<\/strong> Places To Visit In France In Winter<\/a><\/p>\n

Festivals In November<\/h2>\n

If it rains during your visit, there are various famous museums in Paris that you can visit while you remain indoors. In other cities, visiting some of the best coffee shops and sipping some of the best-brewed coffee would be the best thing to do while it\u2019s raining outside. Also, there are many festivals in France during this period.<\/p>\n

1. Armistice Day<\/h3>\n
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This day is celebrated in every corner of France. It marks the end of World War I, and November 11th is a public holiday when this celebration is taking place. So, almost all museums and other attractions are closed.<\/p>\n

Date:<\/strong> 11th November<\/p>\n

2. The Hospices De Beaune Wine Auction<\/h3>\n
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For three fine days, you can enjoy the wine sale in Beaune, Burgundy. This particular tradition has been around for decades. The first time it was held in 1859, the year, the wines produced by Hospices were auctioned. The auction was held by two candle lights that were lighted during the starting of the sale. The final sale was given to the person who bid the last before the candles burned out.<\/p>\n

Date:<\/strong> November<\/p>\n

Related Post:<\/strong>Cruises In France<\/a><\/p>\n

3. Beaujolais Nouveau Festivals<\/h3>\n
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Beaujolais nouveau is a special wine produced by the Gamay grape. This festival takes place at the stroke of midnight on the third Thursday of November. This wine is supposed to be drunk young and chilled.<\/p>\n

Date:<\/strong> Every third of Thursday<\/p>\n

4. Toulouse Fine Art And Antiques Fair<\/h3>\n
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During this fair, around 300 dealers set up their markets with various arts and antiques for collectors. This event takes place in the first half of November. The markets are crowded with experienced collectors from across the globe. This market is also held monthly, but not on such a grand scale.<\/p>\n

Date:<\/strong> First half of November<\/p>\n

Related Post:<\/strong> Canyoning In France<\/a><\/p>\n

5. Christmas Markets<\/h3>\n
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Holiday markets are held all over France in preparation for the Holiday season and the upcoming Christmas. You can witness colorful stalls lined up in the boulevards and streets. The markets are full of excitement for upcoming festivals. Even in small villages, you can find these local markets all lined up for the upcoming annual celebration in December.<\/p>\n

Tips For Visiting France In November<\/h2>\n

While you travel to France in November, you must plan your holidays around these tips.<\/p>\n