



Highlights
- Visit some of Paris' best bakeries and patisseries.
- Hear the fascinating history behind pastry classics.
- Enjoy a bucket list menu in gorgeous surroundings.
- Walk through Paris’ iconic covered passages.
- Explore parts of the city that most visitors don’t know.
Tour description
Embark on a journey through Paris' fantastic and fascinating pastry scene.
This tour takes you away from the well-known and crowded parts of the city and instead visits bakeries that have perfected their art throughout the years. Taste freshly baked croissants that crumble with every bite and melt in your mouth, and hear the unbelievable stories behind some of France's most popular treats. There's no better way to try as many delicious treats as possible in less than three hours!
With so many boulangeries, patisseries, and cafes lining the streets of Paris, it's hard to know where to begin. Put down your guidebook and set off on a tour that'll give you an even deeper love for French pastries and desserts. This tour is short and sweet, only taking up part of your morning so you'll have plenty of time to enjoy the rest of Paris' delights when you're finished.
Taste signature French bites from historic and artisan eateries who make them best.
Kick off your tour with a visit to the oldest chocolatier in Paris. You'll try two homemade chocolates from this family-run shop and learn the secrets of traditional French chocolate-making.
Moving on, you'll step inside a cozy café in a hidden passageway. Sip a Sip a velvety café crème as you enjoy a buttery, flaky croissant, just as locals do.
Visit parts of the city most visitors don't see with the help of your local guide.
After that, you'll embark on a guided stroll of Paris' famous covered passageways to take photos and uncover hidden boutiques and historic cafés. Then, you’ll get back to the food at the oldest patisserie in Paris. Bite into colorful macarons and hear where this French dessert actually comes from.
Next, you’ll try a taste of the Brittany region: a traditional French crêpe served with a glass of apple cider.
Finish off your tour with a taste of bean-to-bar chocolate made by passionate artisanal chocolatiers in the heart of the city. This tour lets you experience an authentic side of Paris that most visitors miss, trying treat after incredible treat at every stop.
Sites visited
- Historic family-run chocolatier
- Typical French café
- Passage de l'Ancre
- Passage du Bourg l'Abbé
- Passage du Grand Cerf
- Historic patisserie
- Crêperie
- Bean-to-bar chocolate shop