PARIS
194 Tours Reviewed
Food and streets, perfectly matched. This 3.5-hour Bastille district tasting walk centers on Marche Aligre, with guided access that helps you read the market like a local—not just sample it. I like that you get 6+ tastings (cheese, charcuterie, pastries,…
This evening is built around one thing: sunset in the vines. You’ll ride into the vineyards near Reims, stop for viewpoints, and then taste champagne while the light turns dramatic. It’s not a quick pour-and-run. It feels like you’re learning…
That famous island feels real and close. This private day trip pairs the tidal drama of Mont Saint-Michel with a Normandy-style break: a Calvados tasting at a local producer before you head to the abbey. I like that the day…
Montmartre has a way of making you slow down. This tour strings together the neighborhood’s art legends, film-friendly streets, and the big payoff at Sacré-Cœur in a small group format. Two things I really like here: you get an expert…
A wine tasting in the Latin Quarter turns wine talk into a real skill. This one is built around a simple format: you sample three French wines and pair them with 2 or 3 cheeses, all while learning how to…
Big castles, real wine, no stress. This is a Loire Valley day trip built for comfort: hotel pickup gets you out of Paris early, and skip-the-line châteaux plus wine tasting keeps the plan moving without feeling rushed. I also like…
Six stops, one sweet walk. This tasting tour is built for people who want the fun parts of Paris without doing the homework. You’ll move through classic neighborhoods while sampling French chocolate and pastries from places the locals actually go…
Champagne days can be surprisingly organized. This one strings together three major Épernay houses with guided cellar time, two separate double-tasting sessions, and a 3-course lunch with a Moët aperitif. I like that it’s built for real drinking knowledge, not…
Your appetite sets the pace in Paris. This walking food tour is a smart way to see the Latin Quarter and eat your way through classic French favorites with a local guide. I like two things a lot: the La…
Cheese first, then Paris by bicycle. This 3-hour guided bike and food tour is a smart way to see central neighborhoods on wheels and still slow down for tastings, with stops built around Paris markets and iconic squares. I like…
If you like wine with a side of charm, this fits. This small-group tasting takes place in a classic Paris cellar just a short walk from Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre, and you’ll sample five wines (red, white, and sparkling) while learning…
Food makes Le Marais make sense. This 3-hour walk starts at Saint-Paul and turns the twisty lanes of the neighborhood into a simple plan: taste, walk, learn, taste again. I like that you’re not just eating in place—you’re also spotting…
Paris clicks fast when you have a plan. This half-day small-group sightseeing tour is designed to help you get your bearings quickly, bouncing between major landmarks by metro and on foot while your guide adds context with stories and history…
Champagne days sound fancy, and this one is practical too. You start with a private driver and guide in the morning, then spend eight hours moving through the big names and the real working side of the region. I like…
Sweet shops, smart pacing. This 2 hour 40 to 2 hour 50 minute stroll through Paris is built around tasting real pastry heavyweights with a local guide, not just taking photos. I love the range of legendary sweets you get…
