PARIS
134 Tours Reviewed
This Latin Quarter food walk is built for people who want Paris to taste like Paris. You spend about 210 minutes with a local guide, moving through real neighborhood streets while you learn the stories behind what you’re eating. I…
Champagne schooling starts before the first pour. This private Food and Champagne day is built around real production and real tastings across the Marne Valley and key villages around Epernay. You’ll start with a playful aroma workshop and finish with…
A wine lesson with Montmartre energy. This private tasting pairs a certified sommelier with a classic Paris setting, where you’ll sample five French wines (including a dessert wine) and learn how to match them with cheese and charcuterie. I love…
Follow the Marais clues to dinner. This Le Marais walking tour pairs classic neighborhood sights with a wine and cheese finish, guided in English. You’ll move through different eras of Paris with timed stops, from Roman-era streets to medieval defenses,…
Notre-Dame gets a delicious makeover. This tour strings together the Marais, Île Saint-Louis, and Île de la Cité with food and drinks included, plus stories that explain how Paris got its tastes. I also like the small-group pace—it feels social…
You learn fast when the tasting room feels right. This 2-hour session pairs French wine and cheese in an English-led class inside a cellar setting, with a format that makes terroir and pairing concepts easy to grasp. What I like…
Forget central Paris for a few bites. This Belleville tour trades famous landmarks for neighborhood streets and practical food education, with real stops for coffee, pastries, bread, cheese, and wine, plus a park view break. I like that it stays…
Cheese in Paris, but make it educational. This guided visit at the Musée Vivant du fromage on Île Saint-Louis turns a snack into a story: you’ll see the history of cheese, watch the techniques behind the curds, and get explanations…
A long day, with big payoffs. This private Loire Valley trip is built to save you from the public-transport puzzle while still giving you real time inside three major chateaux and a proper wine stop—skip-the-line access and at least seven…
Chasing snacks in Saint-Germain is a great plan. This 3 to 3.5-hour tasting tour pairs easy sightseeing with real guidance, so you know where you are and what you’re looking at. You’ll wander with a local guide through one of…
Sweet shoes, here. This Montmartre pastry and chocolate tour turns a scenic walk into a nonstop snack plan, with 6+ tastings of Paris classics and stops at the kinds of bakeries and chocolatiers you’d miss if you only followed the…
Hidden under chalk, this tour feels private. You’ll step into the centennials cellars under the Champagne landscape, then come back up to taste the fruit of all that patience. I like that it’s not just a walk-through. You get a…
A Defender ride ends in champagne views. This 2-hour private outing from Reims takes you through Parc Naturel Régional de la Montagne de Reims, past Hautvillers (champagne’s birthplace), and up to a panoramic 1er cru spot over the Marne valley.…
Paris desserts are a whole map. This Latin Quarter pastry and chocolate tasting tour turns that map into an easy walk: about 2 hours with a small group, hitting several local bakeries and artisan shops instead of wasting time on…
Three pours beat museum tours. At Champagne Lamiable in the Marne region near Reims, you get a behind-the-scenes look at a working Champagne estate and a guided taste of 3 Grand Cru cuvées. It’s compact, taught in plain language, and…
