Paris Pride 2026: Route, Map and Practical Info
BREAKING NEWS: PRIDE POSTPONED
Due to the heatwave, the Paris prefecture has decided to cancel the Pride March — Inter-LGBT has announced it will be rescheduled (most likely in September). So no March and no Main Stage, but everything is being moved to a more suitable time. Stay hydrated :) For now, the parties are still on. The full schedule is here.
The official route has just been announced by Inter-LGBT. Find the full Pride weekend agenda here: queer.paris/en/pride-2026 and a dedicated article about clubbing events on Pride's night.
Paris Pride 2026, also known as La Marche des Fiertés, takes place on Saturday, June 27, 2026, organised by Inter-LGBT. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets of the capital to march, celebrate and demand equal rights. Here is everything you need to know to be there.
The march sets off from Place d'Italie at 2:00 PM, heading to Place de la République in the late afternoon.
- Start: Place d'Italie, Paris 13th
- End: Place de la République, Paris 11th
- Departure time: 2:00 PM
The full route
- Place d'Italie
- Avenue des Gobelins
- Rue Monge
- Boulevard Saint-Germain
- Pont de Sully
- Boulevard Henri IV
- Place de la Bastille
- Boulevard Beaumarchais
- Boulevard du Temple
- End: Place de la République
The Podium
Inter-LGBT went all out this year with a host of Drag Race stars, singers, comedians and performers, all hosted by Le Filip.
Check out the full line-up here.
All weekend events
Parties, after-prides, concerts… Find the full agenda of LGBTQ+ events in Paris for the weekend of June 27 on queer.paris/en/pride-2026.
Timings
| Moment | Estimated time |
|---|---|
| Gathering opens | ~12:00 PM |
| March departs | 2:00 PM |
| Arrives at Place de la République | 6:00 PM |
| End of festivities | ~11:00 PM |
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure if you want to join near the front of the march.
Getting there by public transport
Avoid driving altogether: road closures cover the entire route from the morning onwards.
From the start point, Place d'Italie:
- Metro lines 5, 6, 7 — Place d'Italie station
- Bus 27, 47, 57, 67, 83
At the end point, Place de la République:
- Metro lines 3, 5, 8, 9, 11 — République station
- Bus 20, 54, 56, 65, 75
The 2026 slogan
The 2026 slogan is: "2027: solidarity, diversity, LGBT+ & allies"
In 2025, the slogan was: "Against the reactionary international, Queers of all countries, unite!"
Practical tips
- Wear comfortable shoes, the march lasts several hours on foot.
- Bring water or look out for the free water points along the route.
- Protect yourself from the sun: sunscreen and a hat are essential in June.
- Large bags may be subject to security checks during la Marche.
- Keep your phone charged and write down your friends' numbers somewhere other than your phone.
- Participation is free and no registration is required.
The Quinzaine des Fiertés around the march
The march is the highlight of two weeks of LGBTQ+ events across Paris: parties, exhibitions, concerts, screenings and community gatherings. The Quinzaine opens with a launch party at La Folie.
Whether you are marching for the first time or are a regular, Paris Pride remains one of the most singular moments in the life of the city. See you on June 27.
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