June Packing List for Paris — What to Wear & Bring

Essentials

If you only pack a few things, pack these.

• Linen button-down shirtEssential

  Linen is the ideal fabric for the 75°F June heat, providing breathability while walking through the 3rd arrondissement.

• Denim jacket or light layerEssential

  A light jacket is essential for the 59°F evenings when dining outside at a bistro in the Latin Quarter.

• Stylish walking sandalsEssential

  Sandals with good support are perfect for the 75°F June afternoons spent exploring the banks of the Seine.

• White leather sneakersEssential

  Polished sneakers are the standard for the long walking distances between the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées.

• SunglassesEssential

  With the sun not setting until after 10 PM, sunglasses are essential for long June days spent outdoors in Paris.

• SPF 30+ SunscreenEssential

  The June sun can be surprisingly strong, especially during a long wait to enter the Musée d'Orsay.

Clothing

• Linen button-down shirtEssential

  Linen is the ideal fabric for the 75°F June heat, providing breathability while walking through the 3rd arrondissement.

• Cotton midi dressRecommended

  A breezy dress is perfect for the warm afternoons and fits the local aesthetic for a stroll in the Jardin du Luxembourg.

• Lightweight cotton trousersRecommended

  Trousers are preferred over shorts by many locals for a more polished look when visiting the Opéra Garnier in June.

• Denim jacket or light layerEssential

  A light jacket is essential for the 59°F evenings when dining outside at a bistro in the Latin Quarter.

• Silk camisole or tankRecommended

  A polished silk top can be layered under a jacket or worn alone during a sunny afternoon at the Place des Vosges.

Footwear

• Stylish walking sandalsEssential

  Sandals with good support are perfect for the 75°F June afternoons spent exploring the banks of the Seine.

• White leather sneakersEssential

  Polished sneakers are the standard for the long walking distances between the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées.

• EspadrillesRecommended

  Espadrilles are a classic French choice that is comfortable for a casual afternoon in the village-like streets of Montmartre.

• Dressy flats or mulesRecommended

  A pair of flats is a great option for an evening cruise on a Bateau-Mouche or a nice dinner in Saint-Germain.

Accessories

• SunglassesEssential

  With the sun not setting until after 10 PM, sunglasses are essential for long June days spent outdoors in Paris.

• SPF 30+ SunscreenEssential

  The June sun can be surprisingly strong, especially during a long wait to enter the Musée d'Orsay.

• Wide-brim straw hatOptional

  A hat provides much-needed shade during a sunny afternoon picnic at the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont.

• Reusable water bottleRecommended

  Stay hydrated during the 75°F heat by utilizing the historic Wallace Fountains found throughout the city.