Explore the historic and picturesque artists' dream that is Montmartre.
Did you know that Picasso and Van Gogh lived here?
Join us on this fantastic food tour to taste and learn everything you've ever wanted to know about French gastronomy.
Savoury and sweet specialities will delight you all along the way, from le Moulin Rouge to le Sacré Coeur.
Monday to Sunday
10.30 AM to 1.30 PM - 2 PM
11.30 AM to 2.30 PM - 3 PM
2.30 PM to 5.30 PM - 6 PM
4 PM to 7 PM - 7.30 PM (except on Mondays)
120 Euros Per Person
100 Euros for Kids up to 14
Simply one of the best places to shop in Paris!
Discover the secrets of little shops and indulge - yourself in the Marché des Enfants Rouges. Within a stone's throw from the Pablo Picasso Museum, this indoor market is the oldest one in Paris.
From Beaubourg to Bastille, the Marais concentrates most of the pleasures that Paris offers. Old mansions, trendy art galleries, fashion shops and of course a huge range of food shops.
Tuesday to Sunday
10:30 Am to 2PM
4 PM to 7:30 PM
3 to 3.5 Hours
130 Euros Per Person
115 Euros for kids up to 14
In the romantic left bank of Paris, this unique chocolate food tour explores the picturesque area of Saint Germain, a place well known for its world-class chocolatiers.
The French favourite is the chocolate chou, which you will get to sample for yourself during the tour. You will also enjoy beautifully made macarons, mouth-watering pastries and a range of other chocolate treats like you've never tasted before.
Monday to Sunday
10.30 AM to 1.30 PM
2.30 PM to 5.30 PM
3 Hours
99 Euros Per Person
79 Euros Kids up to 14
Marked by History, elegance and French refinement, Saint Germain des Prés is also a formidable hotspot for foodies from all over the world.
There, you will not only have a chance to taste exquisite chocolate and pastries but also some unique cured beef, fresh cheeses produced in the Alpes mountains and a selection of great French wines.
Off the beaten path, you will never forget this authentic Parisian experience!
Tuesday to Sunday
10.30 AM to 1.30 PM- 2 PM
3 to 3.5 hours
120 Euros Per Person
100 Euros for kids up to 14
The baguette’s journey from a simple loaf to France’s proudest culinary icon is layered with history, myth, and tradition. Born on battlefields, crafted by law-driven necessity, and perfected by Parisian rivalry, the baguette isn’t just bread—it’s a story of resilience and culture. Today, as bakers uphold time-honored techniques, each crusty, airy bite connects us to centuries of French artistry. Join us on a journey through time and taste as we savor the legend of the baguette, right from the hands that make it unforgettable.
When in Paris, there's no better way to immerse yourself in the city’s culinary culture than by exploring its vibrant markets. From fresh produce and artisanal cheeses to street food from around the world, these markets are a feast for the senses. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a long-time local, these iconic markets offer a unique glimpse into daily Parisian life—and, of course, some unforgettable flavors. Here’s your guide to the must-visit food markets in Paris:
Ever wondered what the real flavor of a city is? It’s not just in its famous landmarks or tourist-packed restaurants—it’s in the hidden street food stalls, the family-run eateries, and the historic markets that only locals know about. That’s where food tours come in. Imagine tasting your way through a city, uncovering its rich history and culture, one delicious bite at a time. From smoky street tacos in Mexico City to homemade pasta in a hidden Roman trattoria, a food tour lets you savor the true essence of a place. Ready to skip the guidebook and let your taste buds lead the way? “Forget sightseeing—food tours are the ultimate way to explore a new city. You’ll leave with more than just a full stomach; you’ll have memories, stories, and maybe even new friends to take home with you.” Check out the full guide to discover why food tours are the travel experience you didn’t know you were missing!
As the autumn leaves fall and winter sets in, Paris transforms into a haven for food lovers. From roasted chestnuts and rich French onion soup to truffle-infused dishes and the arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau, the city’s culinary scene offers a cozy, seasonal feast between October and December. Whether you’re indulging in freshly shucked oysters or savoring a slice of Bûche de Noël, this guide to Parisian seasonal delights will leave you craving more. Ready to explore these flavors firsthand? Join an Original Food Tour and taste the best of Paris this season!