

Gourmet Tour of the President Wilson Market
About this activity
Explore one of Paris's most upscale open-air markets in the 16th arrondissement, steps from the Eiffel Tower, where locals source premium seafood, artisan cheeses, and fresh produce. This 2-hour guided tour combines market discovery with tastings at a neighbourhood patisserie and brasserie, ending at the iconic Trocadéro viewpoint.
Come and discover one of the most luxurious open-air markets in all of Paris, a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower! The Marché du Président Wilson, surrounded by embassies, high-class apartments and museums, is known for having some of the best products in the entire city. Only occurring on Wednesdays and Saturdays, this market has a reputation for being one of the city's finest; and locals eagerly await the rest of the week to be able to do their shopping there.
Accompanied by our knowledgeable guide, you will be able to see an incredible selection of seafood, pastries, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, breads, and much more. The tour includes a stop at a nearby pastry shop for a delicious treat as well as a gourmet break at a stylish brasserie, both of which are loved by locals thanks to their incredible selections. You’ll enjoy a crêpe, sip some coffee while sampling fine French pastries, and finish up the tour by getting to see the Eiffel Tower from its best viewing point, la Place de Trocadéro.
Highlights
- ✓Browse curated stalls of luxury seafood, charcuterie, and regional cheeses
- ✓Pastry shop stop with coffee and French pâtisseries
- ✓Gourmet break at a local-favourite brasserie with crêpe
- ✓Expert guide context on Paris food culture and market vendors
- ✓Finish at Trocadéro for the Eiffel Tower's best photo angle
Insider tips
- ★Wednesday and Saturday only—plan your Paris schedule accordingly, as this market doesn't operate other days
- ★Arrive hungry; the tastings are generous and sampling multiple vendors adds depth to the experience
- ★Wear comfortable shoes; you'll walk between stalls and navigate cobblestones to Trocadéro
Good to know
- •Duration is 2 hours; no major fitness demands, but includes moderate walking
- •Tour includes two food stops (patisserie and brasserie); dietary restrictions should be flagged in advance
- •Meeting point and exact start time will be confirmed at booking
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit on Wednesday or Saturday mornings (market hours vary seasonally; confirm with supplier). Early morning offers fewer crowds and fresher stock, though late morning is also pleasant if you prefer a livelier atmosphere.





