Time Difference Between Berlin and Paris
Paris is the same time as Berlin all year. Both cities observe daylight saving time and change their clocks together, so the gap never moves.
Berlin clocks move forward on the last Sunday of March and back on the last Sunday of October. Paris clocks move forward on the last Sunday of March and back on the last Sunday of October. The figure above holds for the whole year. It does not come from the offset on the day the site was built. The live clocks use the current time.
Working Hours Overlap
For each hour of Berlin's working day (9:00-18:00), here is the corresponding local time in Paris. Rows highlighted green fall within standard working hours (9:00-18:00) in both cities. Each block is one part of the year, so the table does not change with the day this page was built.
| Berlin | Paris | Both working hours? |
|---|---|---|
| 9 AM | 9 AM | Yes |
| 10 AM | 10 AM | Yes |
| 11 AM | 11 AM | Yes |
| 12 PM | 12 PM | Yes |
| 1 PM | 1 PM | Yes |
| 2 PM | 2 PM | Yes |
| 3 PM | 3 PM | Yes |
| 4 PM | 4 PM | Yes |
| 5 PM | 5 PM | Yes |
| 6 PM | 6 PM | No |
Best Time to Meet
- 9 AM-6 PM in Berlin (9 AM-6 PM in Paris) works for both sides. It falls within 9 AM-6 PM in both time zones.
How the Difference Changes
The difference between Berlin and Paris holds all year. Both cities change their clocks on the same dates, so the gap never moves.
Berlin
Berlin uses the Europe/Berlin time zone. Standard time is UTC+1, and daylight saving time is UTC+2.
Paris
Paris uses the Europe/Paris time zone. Standard time is UTC+1, and daylight saving time is UTC+2.