In March winter starts to lift and Paris turns various shades of pink with magnolias, cherry blossoms, Judas trees and more blooming. It was a busy month for us as we had a very quick apartment move that ended up really dominating the month. Read on to discover exactly where I ate and drank, shopped, and what I did in the March 2026 recap.

The reward of making it until the end of February in Paris is always the start of the flowers. Once the magnolias show up I feel like I can say we’ve made it. The light starts to shift and you can tell spring is on its way, even if there are a few false starts. Read on to discover exactly where I ate and drank, shopped, and what I did in the February 2026 recap.

Although it feels like we just moved, we’re moving again – later this week! I’m excited, but it’s of course bittersweet leaving an apartment that we absolutely adore. It’s the apartment that we brought both of our babies home to and it’s perfect in a lot of ways. But unfortunately the owner wants to sell. This will be our first Paris apartment as a family that’s non-meublé, which means we get to have (and get to purchase!) all of our own furniture and appliances.

While January always feels like an extra long month for multiple reasons, this year my brother saved us all with a mid-month visit. We of course went to our all time favorite spots but also tried new restaurants that did not disappoint. We also had two snow days where the snow actually accumulated which is very rare in Paris, and it was stunning. I made a TikTok for the first time in three years to document it. Read on to discover exactly where I ate and drank, shopped, and what I did in the January 2026 recap.