PARIS
267 Tours Reviewed
Paris does theater better. For me, the big draw is the chance to see Féerie at the iconic Moulin Rouge, plus the included half bottle of complimentary champagne while the show is in full swing. The one catch I’d plan…
A Seine dinner cruise is one of Paris’s easiest wins. This one pairs Champagne with live music and a 3-course meal, while you glide past some of the city’s biggest landmarks after dark. I really like that you get a…
A great wine dinner is a map, not a maze. This one pairs a custom sommelier selection with a three-course French meal in a room tied to Voltaire and George Sand. It is built for learning as you eat, with…
Wine and cheese in Paris, taught simply. This wine tasting and cheese pairing session happens in a small wine shop tasting room in the Latin Quarter, where you taste four wines and learn what wine tasting etiquette actually means in…
Moulin Rouge turns dinner into a show. The Feerie revue brings a troupe of 100 artists—including the Doriss Girls—plus eye-popping staging like cancan sequences on moving staircases and even a giant aquarium. It’s a very Paris-night thing: flashy, loud, and…
Cheese fans, this is a great Paris morning. You start at the Musée Vivant du Fromage and end with a hands-on cheesemaking session plus a wine-and-cheese tasting. I especially like the small group feel (up to 10 people) and the…
Paris from the water hits different. This 1-hour Seine cruise is an easy, good-value way to see the city’s top landmarks while a live guide narrates in English and French. I like that it pairs prime sightseeing with a real…
Your appetite will work overtime. This private Le Marais walking tour turns a simple neighborhood stroll into a focused French food and wine route with real-world stops, from the area’s oldest market to classic Parisian squares. I like that you…
Paris smells like bread for a reason. This Saint-Germain Food & Wine Tour turns that smell into a smart, guided tasting route: you hit legendary shops and classic flavors with a local guide, plus a church stop for art and…
Wine and cheese, taught like a craft. What makes this Paris stop fun is the step-by-step tasting method: you look, smell, then sip while Simon walks you through French wine regions and what shapes flavor. You’ll also train your nose…
Food tastes better when it has a story. This small-group cheese and wine tasting turns the Latin Quarter market walk into real foodie education, not a rushed stop-and-go snack run. You start with local gourmet Catherine, then head to Chef…
Dinner comes with streetlights in Paris. I love how this double-decker dinner turns sightseeing into a one-stop evening: you ride upstairs, eat a proper meal, and look out through a glass ceiling at the night sky. I especially like the…
Champagne at 9:20 is a good plan. This is a small-group morning tour that takes you through the Champagne-making process at family-run producers, then gives you a real taste-by-taste comparison across two houses. Add in a short stop in the…
Chablis turns into a whole education. This is a small-group Burgundy day trip that starts early in Paris and trades sightseeing stress for real time in three different winemaking settings, plus 10+ wine tastings. You’re tasting along the route, from…
Champagne by bike beats the tour bus. This Epernay-based day mixes scenic riding with real Champagne stops, including Dom Pérignon’s burial church in Hautvillers. The rhythm is part bike, part history, part eating, and the best part is that you…
