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Paris Food Tour: Small-Group Gourmet Experience with Charcuterie, Pastries, Lunch and Wine Tasting
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Paris Food Tour Small-Group Gourmet Experience with Lunch & Wine Tasting

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Paris, France
Food & Drink Tours
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About this activity

Discover Paris through its culinary treasures on this 7-hour small-group walking tour, from Bastille to Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Visit legendary markets, enjoy an authentic café lunch, and taste artisanal chocolates, macarons, and wines guided by a sommelier—all with just eight fellow food lovers.

Spend a full day tasting Paris’ gourmet delights on this small-group walking tour. Starting near the Bastille and ending in St-Germain-des-Prés, experience Paris’ food and wine scene like a local as you explore the Marché d'Aligre street market, have lunch at a typical Parisian café, taste the city’s best chocolates and macarons, sip afternoon tea or coffee, and end with a wine-tasting session with a knowledgeable sommelier at Paris Cave. Lunch and all tastings are included.

Numbers are limited to eight people on this small-group tour, ensuring a more personalized Paris food tour.

Highlights

  • Explore Marché d'Aligre, Paris's oldest working street market
  • Lunch at a traditional Parisian café with local dishes
  • Taste award-winning chocolates and handmade macarons
  • Afternoon tea or coffee break at a classic Parisian spot
  • Wine tasting session with a certified sommelier at Paris Cave
  • Small group of maximum 8 people for intimate experience

Insider tips

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes; the route covers multiple neighbourhoods on foot with several stops
  • Go hungry—portions at the café lunch are generous, and tastings are numerous throughout the day
  • Ask your sommelier about lesser-known wine regions; they often share recommendations for bottles to take home
  • Arrive 10–15 minutes early at the Bastille meeting point to allow time for group check-in

Good to know

  • Lunch and all food/wine tastings are included in the price; budget only for optional purchases
  • Tour operates rain or shine; bring a light jacket or umbrella for changeable weather
  • No specific fitness level required, but the tour involves 7 hours of walking across Paris districts
  • Meeting point is near Bastille; exact location and final logistics sent after booking

Who it's for

Food enthusiasts and home cooks eager to discover Paris's culinary heritageWine lovers seeking expert tasting guidance in an intimate settingSolo travellers and couples looking for authentic local experiencesVisitors wanting to skip large tour groups and explore with a curated small group

Best time to visit

Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant walking weather and vibrant market atmospheres. Avoid peak summer heat (July–August) and crowded tourist seasons; mornings tend to be less busy at markets.

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