PARIS
10 Tours Reviewed
Chocolate has a backstory. Choco-Story Paris (Musée Gourmand du Chocolat) is a fun, self-guided chocolate museum that walks you through roughly 4,000 years of how cocoa went from ritual drink to a global treat. I love that it’s built for…
Montmartre has a way of catching you off guard. You’ll walk the steep side streets where famous painters set up shop, then finish at the Moulin Rouge. I particularly love how the tour pairs real local landmarks like Sacré-Cœur and…
Chocolate in Paris has a rhythm. This Saint-Germain tour turns that rhythm into a guided walk: you start near the Church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, then bounce between top local chocolatiers and pastry shops while you learn why France treats chocolate like…
Paris can be overwhelming. This tour keeps it sweet, simple, and focused. You’ll walk two classic neighborhoods—Montmartre and Saint-Germain-des-Prés—while sampling craft desserts and learning why Paris does sugar so well. A key perk is the small group size (max 15),…
Chocolate in Paris, with a plan. You’ll enjoy Saint Germain des Prés with a guided route that’s built around real stops, not random wandering. I love the 8 tastings (you actually get variety), and I love how the guide ties…
Paris turns chocolate into a hands-on hobby. At Choco-Story in the 10th arrondissement, you spend about 45 minutes with a chocolatier designing and topping your own chocolate bar, then you head into the museum for chocolate history and tastings. I…
Morning in Paris has a sweet rhythm. This A Morning in Paris Food Tour turns breakfast classics into a guided tasting walk—croissants, baguette, chocolate, tea, and cheese—served with stop-by-stop context so you know what you’re eating and why it matters.…
Food tastes better with a great guide. This private Montmartre tour pairs wine-and-cheese style sampling with a walking route through iconic spots and everyday neighborhood life. I like that it is private (so the pace and focus can match your…
Sweet surprises beat the usual museum routine. Step into Le Musée Gourmand du Chocolat and you’ll move through 4,000 years of cacao history while getting chocolate tastings built into the visit. It’s self-guided, but the experience still has moments designed…
The Seine at sunset is hard to beat. This 1-hour cruise is a classic Paris fix, with Eiffel Tower moments that go from daylight glamour to sparkling nighttime views. You’ll glide past big-name monuments from the river and keep collecting…
