We are thrilled to announce our new collaboration with Paris Je T’aime, the official tourism board of Paris. This partnership marks an exciting step forward for us as we continue to share the best of Parisian gastronomy with locals and visitors from around the world.
Why is this great news?
Becoming a member of Paris Je T’aime means joining a prestigious network of key players dedicated to offering unforgettable experiences in the city. It also reinforces our commitment to delivering authentic and high-quality culinary tours that showcase the true flavors of Paris.
What does this mean for you?
Exclusive new experiences
A recognized label of quality for our food tours
Greater accessibility for travelers from all over the world
Whether you're a local food enthusiast or a traveler eager to explore Paris through its cuisine, this collaboration will bring you even more unique and immersive experiences in the city’s most delicious neighborhoods.
Ready to discover a different side of Paris?
Book one of our food tours and let our expert guides take you on a journey through the best flavors the city has to offer.
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