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Paris Montmartre or Notre Dame Food Tour: 7+ Tastings & Wine★ 4.81 (5,375) · 2h–3h 30m
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Paris Montmartre: Secret Streets Walk & Croissant Tasting★ 4.85 (1,029) · 2h
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Paris: Wine Tasting with Sommelier Thierry in Latin Quarter★ 5.00 (276) · 2h
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Wine and Cheese Tour Paris: 5 French Wines in a Private CellarYou taste five French wines paired with artisanal cheeses in a private cellar while a sommelier explains wine regions, Champagne production, and food pairing. The tour is in English, runs about two hours, and groups stay between 6 and 25 people. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Right for wine and cheese lovers who want to learn while tasting, not just order from a menu. Plan for about two hours in a cellar with 6–25 other people — that's what lets the sommelier give real attention to questions and keep the conversation going.
Paris Le Marais: Private Food & Wine Walking TourYou’ll wander through Paris’s Le Marais tasting local cheeses and charcuterie with wine at a bustling market, try escargots and duck in cozy restaurants, then finish with crepes under the trees at Place des Vosges. Expect laughter with your guide, new flavors you might not expect to love, and moments that linger long after you leave.
Montmartre: Private Food Walking Tour & 10 TastingsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting everything from warm baguette to sweet crepes and sharp cheeses—ten authentic flavors in all. You’ll hear stories between bites, see Sacré-Cœur and Moulin Rouge up close, and share laughs along the way. Expect moments that linger long after your last taste.
Paris Le Marais: Private Food Tour with 10 French TastingsYou’ll wander Le Marais with a local guide, tasting fresh croissants, gooey croque-monsieur, creamy falafel in the Jewish quarter, plus cheeses, macarons and chocolates—all paired with French wines. Expect laughter over mispronounced words and real stories behind every stop. This tour isn’t just about food; it’s about feeling like you belong in Paris for an afternoon.
Paris: Saint Germain Private Food Tour & 10 TastingsYou’ll wander Paris’ Saint Germain district with a local guide who feels more like an old friend than anything official. Taste ten different bites—from tapenade to macarons—with stories behind each flavor. Expect spontaneous laughter, city highlights between stops, and moments you’ll want to remember long after you leave those cobblestone streets.
Le Marais Paris: Private Food Tour & Wine PairingsYou walk through Le Marais with a private local guide, stopping at five carefully chosen spots over three hours. You taste a buttery croissant, cheese and wine with baguette, savory falafels, French onion soup with wine, and finish with chocolate and traditional pastries. Hotel pickup is not included, so you meet the guide in the neighborhood itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Parisian food without arranging five separate stops yourself—the guide handles the route, the timing, and the wine pairings, so you just show up hungry and walk.
Private Family Chocolate Making Class in ParisA private chocolate-making class in Paris for families where every member—ages 6 and up—works with a professional chocolatier to create molded chocolate eggs, decorated coins and lollipops, then takes everything home in a gift bag. The class tailors instruction and menu to your children's ages and any food allergies. You'll taste several signature bonbons and leave with a personalized recipe card.Is it for me?Book this class if your family wants to actually make chocolate rather than watch a demo, or if you need the flexibility of a private session to work around your kids' ages or food allergies—the chocolatier designs the whole hour around your group.
Chocolate Making Class Paris: Hand-Rolled Pralinés at EdwartA chocolate making class in Paris where you hand-roll and dip pralinés rochers from scratch at Edwart Atelier, located in front of the Tuileries Garden. The workshop runs about an hour and includes a tasting of the atelier's signature products, a personalized diploma, recipe card, and a gift bag filled with the chocolates you've made. Classes are scheduled based on demand, so confirming your start time by message is part of the booking process. Children must be 12 or older to participate; the guide speaks English or French.Is it for me?Pick your group size (up to 3, 5, or 8) based on how many hands you want at the table, then confirm by message to lock in a time that works for your schedule rather than a fixed slot.
Private Wine and Chocolate Tasting in Paris: Expert PairingA private wine and chocolate tasting in Paris where you taste four different wines (including sweet and sparkling varieties) and two types of chocolate under the guidance of a trained oenologist. The session lasts two hours in an intimate setting near Bois de Boulogne, with personalized instruction on winemaking, chocolate production, and how to combine their flavors. You'll receive a list of the wines tasted to take home.Is it for me?The session is in English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French—choose the language you're comfortable with so you can follow the host's explanations and ask questions without translation getting in the way. If you're tasting wine for the first time or you've done it before, the personalized format means the host meets you where you are instead of pitching to a mixed group.
Paris: Private Dark Chocolate Tasting & History ClassYou taste high-cocoa dark chocolate bars while learning chocolate history, cocoa origins, and how to recognize quality by sight and snap. A professional guide teaches you to appreciate what's in the wrapper, and the two-hour session is private, so the pace and depth are yours to set. Wheelchair accessible, and you can book a multilingual guide if you need one.Is it for me?Book this if you already enjoy dark chocolate and want to understand why some bars taste better than others, or if you're curious about chocolate but don't know where to start — the guide teaches you to taste deliberately, which is what makes the difference between eating chocolate and knowing it.
Up to 2 hours (22)
Paris Bakery Class: Roll Croissants & Bake Baguettes in Le MaraisYou arrive for French breakfast, then step into the working bakery to shape baguettes, roll croissants, and bake them fresh. You take home everything you make, plus learn how the artisans do it every morning before the shop opens. Small groups keep it intimate and real, not a performance.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually make something with your hands in Paris instead of watching a demo — the small group size and real bakery setting mean you're learning from working artisans, not performers, and you leave with warm bread you shaped yourself.
Paris: Family Macaron Baking Class with Kid-Friendly ChefYou’ll step into a real Parisian kitchen and bake macarons side by side with your kids, guided by a patient local chef. Expect hands-on mixing, piping, tasting ganache right off the spoon, plus coffee or tea while your creations cool. You’ll leave with your own box of homemade macarons—and probably some sweet memories stuck to your sleeves.
French Wine Tasting in Paris: Learn from a SommelierA French wine tasting class in central Paris where you taste six wines from different regions—Champagne, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Loire Valley and beyond—while a professional sommelier teaches you tasting techniques and how to read a French wine label. Groups run between 6 and 25 people; the session lasts two hours and includes freshly baked bread. Cheese or charcuterie pairing is available as an add-on at checkout.Is it for me?Spend your evening in a central Paris cellar learning to taste and order French wine like you know what you're doing—the sommelier teaches you the actual techniques, from reading labels to pairing with cheese.
Paris: Wine & Cheese Tasting with Champagne & 5 French WinesYou taste six French cheeses paired with one champagne, two white wines and three reds from France's most famous regions. A sommelier teaches you how to taste like a professional and explains the pairing logic behind each course. Two hours, French bread included, in a small tasting room near the Eiffel Tower.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand French wine and cheese rather than just taste them, and who have two uninterrupted hours in Paris. The sommelier's teaching is what makes the pairings stick, so you leave knowing how to apply what you learned at home.
Paris: St Germain Food Tour with Cheeses, Foie Gras & WineYou’ll wander Saint-Germain’s lively streets with a local guide who knows every bakery and bistro by heart. Taste French cheeses, foie gras, fine wines, and pastries—including a secret dish you’ll be thinking about long after. Expect laughter, new flavors, and real stories between bites—the kind of afternoon that lingers.
Paris: French Baking Class in Montmartre BakeryYou step into a working Montmartre bakery and spend the morning learning to shape dough, laminate pastry, and bake croissants and baguettes alongside a professional French baker. The group stays small—eight people—so you get direct guidance and hands-on time at every step. You taste breads and cakes throughout, learn the history and technique behind each one, and leave with your own freshly baked creations to take home.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn French baking technique in the actual setting where it happens—a real bakery, not a classroom—and leave with both the skills and the warm pastries you made yourself.
Paris Cheese Cellar: Cheese & Wine Tasting with ExpertYou’ll descend into a real 17th-century Paris cheese cellar for a guided tasting led by an expert cheesemonger. Try seven French and Swiss cheeses paired with three wines (plus bread and fruit), learn pairing secrets, and share laughs in an intimate small group setting you won’t forget easily.
Paris: Macaron Baking Class in Marais with Chef & TastingYou’ll step into a real Parisian pastry studio near Place des Vosges and learn to make macarons from scratch with a local chef guiding you every step. Pick your own flavors, bake alongside fellow travelers, then enjoy coffee or tea while tasting your creations — plus you’ll take home your own box of homemade macarons at the end.
Paris: French Wine Tasting with Sommelier & Cheese PairingYou’ll sip seven distinct French wines paired with artisan cheeses inside a quirky Parisian boutique while your sommelier host shares stories that make history feel alive. Expect laughter, unscripted moments, and new friends by the end—plus maybe a few new favorite wines you’ll want to hunt down later.
Paris: French Baking Class near Notre-Dame & Pastry TastingYou’ll get flour on your hands and laughter in your belly as you learn classic French baking steps near Notre-Dame. Shape your own baguette, try your hand at croissant dough, taste fresh pastries along the way—and hear stories from a real Paris baker who makes it all feel possible.
Paris: Cheesemaking Workshop & Wine Tasting with Local ExpertYou’ll roll up your sleeves at the Living Cheese Museum in Paris for a hands-on cheesemaking workshop led by a real expert. Taste French cheeses paired with wine while swapping stories around the table. You’ll leave not just with your own homemade cheese but also some honest memories (and maybe a new favorite wine).
Paris: Wine & Cheese Tasting Latin Quarter Small GroupYou’ll sit down in a tucked-away Paris wine shop for a relaxed small-group tasting led by an actual sommelier. Try four French wines paired with local cheeses — some names you’ll probably forget but flavors you won’t. Expect laughter, new friends, and maybe one pairing that surprises you long after you leave.
Paris Baking Class: Croissants & Baguettes near Eiffel TowerYou'll learn lamination, baguette shaping, and the difference between bread flours and yeast from a French baker in a small group of up to eight people. The class includes hands-on practice with sweet and savory tastings, takes place in a real bakery near the Eiffel Tower, and lasts around two hours. Book this if you want to understand how croissants actually work instead of just eating them.Is it for me?This works well if you want to understand how French pastries are actually made rather than just follow a recipe at home—the baker's techniques and the small group size mean you'll see and feel the difference between lamination done right and done wrong, and you'll taste why it matters.
Paris Montmartre: Cheese & Wine Tasting with Local CheesemongerYou'll taste eight French cheeses paired with five wines in a stone-walled Montmartre room, guided by Max or a trained member of his team who explains the regions, techniques, and stories behind each one. Fresh bread and water are included. The group stays small, the pace is relaxed, and you leave understanding why French people take cheese seriously — not because someone told you to, but because you tasted it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand French cheese culture from someone who actually knows it, without spending hours in a formal class or navigating a market alone — the small group and curated pairing do the work for you.
Montmartre: Pastries & Tragedies Walking Food TourYou’ll wander Montmartre’s winding streets with a local guide, tasting six different pastries while hearing stories of heartbreak and resilience. From secret windmills to the legendary Moulin Rouge and ending at Sacré-Cœur Basilica, you’ll find yourself savoring both sweetness and sorrow — and maybe seeing Paris with new eyes.
Paris Saint-Germain: French Gastronomy Food Tour & Cheese CellarYou’ll wander Paris Saint-Germain with a local expert, tasting pastries warm from the oven and sipping wine with dishes crafted by top artisans. Experience exclusive access to a hidden cheese cellar and leave with trusted addresses for authentic French products. Expect laughter, new flavors, and small moments you’ll remember long after you’ve left the city.
Paris Wine & Cheese Tasting: 10 Wines, 10 Cheeses in Royal CellarYou’ll sample ten French wines paired with ten regional cheeses inside an 18th-century royal cellar near the Louvre. Guided by a passionate local expert, you’ll learn pairing secrets, taste everything from Brie to Loire Valley goat cheese, and share laughs with a small group. It’s relaxed, delicious—and leaves you seeing (and tasting) Paris differently.Is it for me?Taste 10 wines paired with 10 cheeses in an 18th-century Royal cellar while an expert guide explains pairing principles, wine regions and French classifications.
Paris: Make Your Own Wine in 18th Century Cellar WorkshopYou’ll step into an 18th-century Paris wine cellar to taste five red grape varieties with a local sommelier, then blend your own bottle from scratch and create a custom label. Expect laughter over pipettes, hands-on guidance, and the rare feeling of bottling your very own Paris wine to keep or share back home.
Montmartre: Pastry & Chocolate Food Tour with 6 TastingsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s winding streets with a local guide, tasting six different pastries and chocolates along the way—including artisan macarons and secret specialties. Snap photos near Sacré-Cœur Basilica and finish by Moulin Rouge. Expect laughter, new flavors, and small surprises you’ll remember long after you leave Paris.
Praliné Rocher Chocolate Making Class in ParisA chocolate making class at Edwart Atelier in Paris where you hand-roll and dip pralinés rochers from scratch using roasted hazelnuts, then taste the atelier's signature products. The workshop runs about an hour, includes a personalized diploma and recipe card, and you bring home the chocolates you made. Minimum age is 12; the guide speaks English or French and can accommodate scheduling around your availability.Is it for me?The class runs in English or French, so you'll follow along comfortably in whichever language the guide uses that day. Book this one if you want to leave with something you made yourself and the recipes to do it again at home.
Chocolate making class Paris: Molded bonbons at EdwartA 90-minute chocolate making class at Edwart Atelier in Paris where you create two-layer molded bonbons filled with ganache and praliné made from scratch. The workshop sits steps from Tuileries Garden; a live guide leads in English or French. You'll taste Edwart's signature chocolates, receive a personalized diploma and recipe card, and leave with the bonbons you made.Is it for me?The class runs 90 minutes with hands-on work throughout, so you're standing at the table the whole time—book this if you want to make something tangible and leave with it the same day, not if you're looking for a quick tasting or a lecture.
Paris Marais: Pastry Walking Tour & TastingYou walk through the Marais with a local food guide, stopping at pastry shops Parisians actually use, tasting brioche, macarons, chocolate and seasonal specialties. You see Place des Vosges, hear the neighborhood's history, and get tips on what else to eat and do during your stay. Groups stay under eight, and the whole thing takes two hours—tight enough to fit into a morning, long enough to feel like you've actually discovered something.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to taste real Parisian pastries without spending the day researching which shops matter—the guide's local knowledge and small group size mean you're tasting what Parisians actually eat, not what's marketed to tourists.
2 to 5 hours (37)
Paris Le Marais Food Tour: Croissants, Cheese & Wine WalkYou’ll taste your way through Le Marais with buttery croissants, Moroccan crepes, Jewish specialties, artisan cheeses, pastries, and natural wines—all alongside locals who share their stories. Expect laughter over lunch in a classic bistro and new flavors you might not expect in Paris. This isn’t just a food tour—it’s an afternoon that’ll stick with you.
Montmartre Food Tour Paris: Wine, Cheese & Chocolate TastingYou walk seven stops through Montmartre's food shops with a local guide, tasting macarons, cheese, charcuterie, wine and chocolate. The group stays under twelve people, so the pace is intimate and the tastings unhurried. You end at Sacré-Cœur with the city below you and the knowledge of where real Parisians actually eat. The whole thing takes a morning.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Montmartre without planning seven different stops yourself — the guide knows which shops are worth your time and the tastings are already paired, so you taste like a local instead of a tourist sampling randomly.
Paris Montmartre Food Tour: Full French Meal & Local BistrosYou’ll taste your way through Montmartre with a local guide—from warm choupettes outside Moulin Rouge to slow-cooked boeuf bourguignon in a cozy bistro, plus cheese tastings and sweet crepes near Sacré-Cœur. Expect laughter over mispronounced words and small surprises along winding Parisian streets.
Paris Le Marais: Food Tour with Cheese, Wine & FalafelYou’ll taste your way through Le Marais on foot—croissants, cheeses, wines (red & white), creamy falafel in the Jewish quarter, plus sweet macarons and chocolates. A local guide shares stories as you wander old streets and markets. Expect laughter, small surprises, and a real sense of how Parisians eat together.
Paris Croissant Baking Class: Make Three Pastries with a ChefA small-group croissant baking class in Paris at Place des Vosges teaches you to make a croissant, pain au chocolat and pain au raisin from scratch under a professional chef's guidance. Groups stay under eight so the chef can follow your progress closely. You knead the dough, shape each pastry, watch them bake, taste the results and leave with everything you've made; hot and cold beverages and an illustrated recipe booklet are included throughout.Is it for me?The class is taught in English or French, so you can follow comfortably in whichever language you prefer. Groups stay under eight people, which means the chef can watch your technique closely and adjust guidance to where you actually are—whether you've never folded dough before or you're refining skills you already have.
Paris Le Marais: Food & Wine Tasting Tour with Local StopsYou’ll wander Paris’ Le Marais with a local guide and taste everything from fresh-baked pastries to Middle Eastern street food and artisan wine. Expect laughter over spilled sugar, stories behind ancient market stalls, and quiet moments outside grand old churches. Come hungry — you’ll leave thinking about those flavors long after.
Paris Montmartre: Food & Wine Tour with Award Bakery StopsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s winding streets tasting award-winning baguette, oysters with crisp white wine, artisan cheese paired with fruit jelly, and pastries from legendary bakers. With a local guide leading the way and spontaneous stops at family-run shops, you’ll get both flavors and stories — plus those famous city views that linger long after you leave.
Paris: Morning Food Tour for Croissants, Baguettes & ChocolateYou’ll start your Paris morning wandering through storied bakeries near Palais Royal, tasting three kinds of croissants (classic to inventive), sipping rich hot chocolate at Alain Ducasse’s shop, sampling artisan baguette with French cheeses, and pausing for tea in an old-world salon—all led by a local guide who knows every shortcut and secret smile along Rue Montorgueil.
Paris: Macaron Cooking Class with Tasting & Take-Home BoxYou’ll get your hands messy learning macaron secrets from a Parisian baker, from mixing colors to piping shells (with plenty of laughs along the way). Enjoy tea or coffee while your creations bake, then taste them fresh and bring home a box of your own handiwork. It’s relaxed, friendly, and leaves you with new confidence — plus that unmistakable almond scent lingering in your bag.
Paris Le Marais: Food & Wine Walking Tour with TastingsYou’ll wander through Le Marais tasting fresh baguettes and pastries from local bakeries, sample award-winning cheeses in a chilly cellar, share falafel and halva among locals in the Jewish quarter, and finish with boeuf bourguignon paired with French wine at a classic bistrot. Alongside each bite comes a story or surprise that’ll stick long after you leave.
Paris: French Cooking Class & Lunch in Chef’s HomeYou’ll step inside a real Parisian apartment, tie on an apron with a small group, and learn to cook classic French dishes from scratch under a local chef’s gentle guidance. Taste your own creations over lunch at the chef’s table, swap stories with fellow travelers, and take home recipes (plus probably a few olive oil stains). It’s warm, hands-on — you might even surprise yourself.
Paris Latin Quarter Food Tour: Cheese, Boeuf & CrepesYou walk the Latin Quarter with a local guide who stops at four restaurants and shops, tasting French cheese, charcuterie, boeuf bourguignon, crepes and a final pastry near Notre-Dame. The full meal is built into the price, along with water and one drink. You don't arrange the stops, the timing or the order — the guide does, which is what makes a complete lunch fit into a walking tour.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat a real French lunch without planning the route, choosing the restaurants or timing the stops yourself — the guide handles all three, which is what lets you taste four courses while walking through history.
Paris Le Marais: Food Tour & 4-Stop French MealYou walk through Le Marais for three hours with a local guide, stopping at four restaurants for a full meal: macarons on an island in the Seine, a snack on Rue des Rosiers, a main course on Rue de Rivoli, cheese near Hôtel de Sully, and a choux pastry at Place des Vosges. Water and one drink are included. Inform the operator of any dietary needs before booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through one of Paris's oldest neighborhoods without planning four separate restaurant reservations—the guide handles the timing and the stops, and you get a full meal's worth of food without sitting down for hours.
Paris Montmartre: Chocolate, Macaron & Pastry Walking TourYou’ll taste your way through Montmartre’s best pastry shops with a local guide, sampling everything from silky chocolates to flaky crêpes and colorful macarons. Expect stories behind each stop, laughter over imperfect French attempts, and quiet moments where Paris just seeps in around you. It’s not just about sweets — it’s about feeling part of the neighborhood for a few hours.
Paris Pastry Tour: Croissants, Macarons & Secret PassagesYou’ll wander Paris’ hidden passageways with a small group, tasting flaky pain au chocolat straight from the oven, seasonal cakes in a cozy tea salon, bean-to-bar chocolate made by real artisans, and fresh crêpes paired with cider. With each stop led by your local guide, you’ll feel both welcomed and surprised—there’s always another flavor or story waiting around the corner.
Paris Saint-Germain: Chocolate & Macaron Tasting TourYou walk eight to ten stops through Saint-Germain tasting macarons, handcrafted chocolates, salted caramels, and pastries from award-winning shops, ending with afternoon tea or hot chocolate. A local guide who knows the neighborhood keeps the group under ten people, so you're never crowded. No need to research which chocolatiers are worth your time — the guide has already done that.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Parisian chocolate and pastries without spending hours researching which shops are worth visiting — the guide has already filtered them down to the ones that matter, and the small group size means you're actually tasting, not just walking past windows.
Sweet Crêpe Cooking Class Paris: Learn to Make PancakesA sweet crêpe cooking class in Paris where you learn to prepare pancake batter the professional way, cook them to your taste, and eat what you've made during a tea service. The class runs three hours in a private crêperie, includes coffee and tea, and ends with photos and a gift; children are welcome from age 8.Is it for me?Book this class if you want hands-on cooking instruction in a small group with a chef who teaches the techniques, not just the steps—you'll leave knowing how to adjust the batter and pan to get the result you want, not just following a single recipe.
Paris Saint-Germain: Food & Wine Tasting Tour with 7 StopsYou visit seven food stops across Saint-Germain in three hours with a local English-speaking guide, tasting cheese from the French President's supplier, caviar on blini, an iconic apple tart from a 1932 bakery, farm-to-table pork, artisanal chocolate, and Armagnac with vintage Port. The tour includes insider tips about the neighborhood and moves at a pace that lets you actually savor each stop instead of rushing through.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste how Paris actually eats rather than what's on a postcard — the guide and the stops do the planning, so you just show up and taste your way through three hours without arranging seven separate visits or figuring out what to order.
Montmartre Food Tour Paris: Wine, Cheese & Bakery TastingsYou taste your way through Montmartre's bakeries, bistros and cheese shops with a local guide, stopping at five eateries for eight tastings and wine pairings. The route takes you past the Montmartre vineyard and Sacré-Cœur, ending with macarons at the basilica. Small groups, three to four hours, dietary adaptations available with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Montmartre's food culture without planning five separate stops yourself — the guide handles the route, the timing, and the stories that explain why each place matters.
Paris: French Baking Class Baguettes & CroissantsYou learn to shape and bake baguettes and croissants from a Parisian baker over two hours in a real bakery, not a kitchen studio. The class is hands-on, limited to ten people, and includes recipes and fresh tastings. You'll need to check cancellation terms, as the class requires minimum enrollment to run.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to learn a real skill from someone who does it every day, and who don't mind flour on their clothes and a small group of other people learning alongside them. Plan for two solid hours of standing and working with your hands — that's what makes the learning stick.
Paris Montmartre Food Tour with Chef PJ & Lunch FeastYou’ll follow Chef PJ through Montmartre’s lively streets, tasting cheeses and charcuterie from local shops before sitting down for a classic Parisian lunch at his own place. Afterward comes a dessert stroll with sweet pastries and sparkling drinks — expect laughter, stories, and maybe even new friends along the way.
Paris: Macaron Baking Class with Le Cordon Bleu ChefYou'll learn to make French macarons from a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef in a small, hands-on workshop. The class covers the macaronage technique, filling preparation, and baking science, with all ingredients provided. You'll take home the chef's secret recipe, taste what you've made, and leave with the skills to bake them again. Coffee and tea included throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually learn a technique rather than follow a recipe, and if you'd rather spend an afternoon making something with a professional than watching a demonstration. The small group size is what makes the personalized feedback possible.
Paris: Croissant Baking Class with Pastry ChefYou'll spend a few hours learning to make croissants from a pastry chef in a Paris studio, working hands-on through mixing, folding and shaping. The class includes all ingredients and equipment, a tasting of fresh pastries while yours bake, and a box of your own croissants plus digital recipes to take home. Small groups keep the pace manageable and the instruction personal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a specific skill — how to actually make croissants — rather than just taste them, and you'd rather do it with someone who knows the technique than figure it out alone in your kitchen.
Paris: French Macaron Baking Class with Chef & TakeawayYou learn to make French macarons in a small group of up to eight in a Parisian chef's apartment over three hours. You pick the flavors, do the work, take home a box of what you made, and get the chef's recipe emailed to you. No baking experience needed, and the whole thing is timed so you're in and out without eating up your whole day.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want a hands-on Paris experience that doesn't revolve around queuing at monuments. Plan for three hours in the afternoon or morning, and know that the class moves at a steady pace—you're learning a technique, not lingering over coffee.
Paris: Hands-On Cooking Class with Cordon Bleu ChefYou arrive in Les Batignolles, learn French knife skills and technique, then cook a three-course meal with a former Cordon Bleu chef in her home kitchen. You eat what you've made, leave with a certificate and recipe book, and have a real skill you can use at home. Maximum six people keeps the instruction personal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually learn French cooking technique in an intimate setting rather than watch a chef demonstrate — the small group size and hands-on format mean you'll leave with skills you can use, not just a meal you ate.
Paris Saint Germain Food Tour: Full French Meal WalkYou’ll wander Paris’ Saint Germain with a local guide, tasting fresh viennoiserie straight from the oven, sampling cheeses at the covered market, lingering over classic boeuf bourguignon in a cozy bistrot, and ending with chocolate in an old shop. Expect laughter over mispronounced French words and real moments shared around food—this isn’t just another food tour.
Paris Le Marais: Food Tour with Wine & 10 TastingsYou meet your guide at Place de la République and walk into Le Marais for six seated and standing tastings: baguette and wine, escargots, artisan cheese with cider, falafel, beef bourguignon with French onion soup, and a fresh crêpe. Every dish and drink is included in the price. The tour is small group, English-speaking, and ends in the heart of the neighborhood.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through one of Paris's most layered neighborhoods without spending the morning researching which spots are worth the walk—the guide knows every stop and all the food is already paid for.
Paris: French Pastry Cooking Class for Éclairs & Cream PuffsYou’ll step right into a Paris kitchen where you’ll learn to make chocolate éclairs and cream puffs from scratch alongside a local instructor. Get hands-on piping choux pastry, fill them with homemade Chantilly cream, then sit down for coffee or tea as you taste your own creations. Recipes are sent afterward so you can relive that moment long after you leave Paris.
Montmartre Food Tour: 15 Tastings & Paris Wine LunchYou’ll taste your way through Montmartre with a local food pro—cheeses you’ve never heard of, oysters on the street, red wine in hand, and finish with a real Parisian lunch among new friends. Expect laughter, maybe some bad French attempts, and flavors that stick with you long after you leave.
Macaron Making Class Paris: Italian Meringue TechniqueA hands-on macaron-making class in Paris with a professional French pastry chef teaching the Italian meringue technique to groups of up to 6 participants. You'll learn to make the shells, judge doneness by touch, whip ganache filling, and choose from chocolate, pistachio, vanilla, raspberry and passionfruit garnishes. The class runs 2.5 hours near Sacré-Cœur, includes all equipment, aprons, tea and coffee, and you take your finished macarons home in a bag.Is it for me?You're hands-on throughout, making every macaron yourself rather than watching a demonstration—the format suits anyone who wants to leave with a real skill and the confidence to repeat it at home. The small group size (maximum 6) means the chef has time to correct your technique and answer questions, which matters if you're learning a method that has only one right way to hold the whisk.
Paris Le Marais Food Tour: French Classics & Wine TastingsYou’ll stroll through Paris’ Le Marais with a local guide, tasting classic French starters like escargots or onion soup, savoring cheeses and charcuterie paired with wine, exploring lively markets and peaceful gardens, and finishing with iconic desserts. Expect laughter over new flavors and small surprises around every corner.
Éclair and Choux Making Class in Paris with a Pastry ChefA hands-on pastry class in Paris where you make chocolate and vanilla éclairs, chouquette, and cheese choux from scratch under the instruction of a pastry chef. You handle every step—mixing the dough, piping it onto baking sheets, baking, making the pastry cream, filling, and glazing—and taste what you've made at the end. Tea and coffee are included; the lesson runs two and a half hours.Is it for me?Two and a half hours is long enough to make three pastries from scratch and taste them, but short enough to fit into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day in Paris. You'll leave with the techniques to make these at home, not just a memory of watching someone else make them.
Paris Le Marais: Food Tour with Wine & Small GroupYou’ll wander Le Marais with a local guide, tasting fresh croissants, artisan cheeses paired with wine, crispy falafel from the Jewish quarter, classic French onion soup, and handmade chocolates. Expect small group warmth, real stories behind every bite, and those little sensory moments you’ll remember long after—like flaky pastry in your hands or laughter over mispronounced French.
Paris Le Marais: Pastry tour with local guide & tastingsYou’ll stroll through Paris’ Le Marais district with a local guide, tasting four different French pastries at real neighborhood bakeries (not tourist traps). Hear stories behind each treat, get tips for more places to visit, and enjoy flexible stops based on your tastes or dietary needs — all while soaking up the atmosphere you’ll remember long after the last crumb.
Paris Montmartre: Dessert tasting walk with crepes & teaYou’ll taste fresh crêpes and colorful macarons as you stroll Montmartre’s lively streets with a local guide. Enjoy artisan chocolates and flaky pastries at cozy shops near Sacré-Cœur and Place du Tertre. With tea or coffee included and plenty of sweet surprises along the way, this is an afternoon in Paris you’ll remember long after the last bite.
Paris Le Marais: 7-Tasting Food Walk & Wine PairingYou walk 2–3 km through Le Marais with a guide, stopping at seven food spots: pastry, cheese, falafel, charcuterie, chocolate, another pastry, and a wine-and-cheese pairing in a wine bar. The group caps at 8 people, so it stays intimate. Three hours, includes all tastings, and ends with you sitting down instead of rushing off.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste real Le Marais food without planning seven separate stops yourself—the guide handles the route, the timing, and the stories that make each tasting land differently than it would on your own.
Le Marais Food Tour Paris: 3-Hour Walk with Wine & CheeseA 3-hour guided food tour of Le Marais in Paris, starting at Place de la Bastille and moving through the neighborhood's medieval streets, art galleries and Jewish Quarter with stops for cheese, bread, wine, pastries and sandwiches. The guide leads the walk and explains the area's history from marshland to aristocratic quarter; wine is included for guests 18 and over, and lunch is part of the route.Is it for me?Three and a half hours means you can fit this into a free afternoon or a morning with your schedule still open afterward. If you're new to Paris or Le Marais, the guide's history of the neighborhood—from marshland to aristocratic quarter—gives you the context the streets themselves don't announce.
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Paris Cooking Class: 3-Course Lunch with WineA cooking class in central Paris where you prepare and eat a 3-course French lunch with wine, guided by a professional instructor in a group of up to 11 people. The 6-hour option includes a market visit in the Latin Quarter to select ingredients; the 4.5-hour class starts at the cookery school. Both include half a bottle of wine per person, recipes to take home, and a complimentary Drop-Stop pouring tool.Is it for me?Book the 6-hour class if you want to shop for ingredients at a real Paris market and understand where your food comes from; the 4.5-hour class gets you straight to cooking if you're short on time or prefer to skip the market walk. Groups stay small—no more than 11 people—so your instructor can give you real feedback on your technique.
Champagne Day Trip from Paris: 6 Tastings, Reims & HautvillersA small-group Champagne day trip from Paris visits two family-run wineries in Reims, Hautvillers Abbey and the grave of Dom Perignon, and Reims Cathedral, with 6 tastings and a local guide in English. The tour runs 11 hours and includes round-trip transport in an air-conditioned minivan; groups stay under 8 people, and lunch in Epernay is on your own.Is it for me?A small group of 8 means you're not herded through a coach tour, and meeting the winemakers themselves—walking their vineyards and tasting in their cellars—is what separates this from a cathedral-and-gift-shop day trip.
Paris: Champagne Day Trip with 8 Tastings & LunchYou get picked up from your Paris hotel, driven to Champagne, guided through three estates (one major house, two smaller family operations), taste eight different cuvées, eat lunch paired with three Champagnes, and return to central Paris by late afternoon—all without arranging transport, entry fees, or timing yourself. The guide is a wine expert, the minivan holds eight maximum, and the cellars run cold, so bring a jacket.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Champagne experience—major house, small estates, eight tastings, and lunch with pairings—without arranging transport, entry, or timing yourself. The fixed schedule and expert guide are what fit everything into one day without feeling rushed.
Paris: Evening French Cooking Class & Latin Quarter MarketYou’ll shop lively Paris markets for fresh ingredients (if you pick the 6-hour option), then cook alongside locals in a cozy kitchen. Taste French wine and cheese as you learn classic recipes together—salmon tartare, coq au vin, poached peaches—and end up sharing dinner around one big table. It’s relaxed, hands-on, and full of small moments you’ll remember long after.
Champagne & Reims: Day Trip with Cellar Tastings & LunchYou’ll slip into cool Champagne cellars near Épernay, taste sparkling wines poured by local families, share stories over a vineyard lunch, and stand quietly inside Reims Cathedral where history echoes off ancient stones. Expect laughter, new flavors, and maybe one or two surprises you’ll think about long after you’re home.
Brussels and Bruges Day Trip: Guided Tour with Chocolate TastingA guided day trip from Paris to Brussels and Bruges, traveling by air-conditioned coach with a live guide in English or Spanish. You'll see Brussels' Grand Place (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Manneken Pis, and Mont des Arts with its city views, then travel to Bruges to walk the Lake of Love and Mary's Bridge. The chocolate tasting is optional at checkout; all other stops and free time are included on every option. Bring your passport for the border crossing and plan for roughly 4 hours of travel each way.Is it for me?Spend your day moving between Brussels and Bruges by coach, with a guide revealing the history of each city's Grand Place, canals, and medieval streets while you take in the views.
Paris: Champagne Day Trip with Lunch & Cellar TastingYou get picked up from your Paris hotel and driven to the Champagne region, where you tour a prestigious house like Moët & Chandon or Veuve Clicquot with cellar access and tasting, enjoy a three-course lunch, stroll Avenue de Champagne, visit a smaller family winery, and finish with a blind tasting overlooking the vineyards. Drop-off back at your hotel ends the day around evening, with all transport, tastings, and lunch included.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand Champagne beyond the label — seeing how a major house and a family winery approach the same wine in completely different ways, all in one day without arranging transport or coordinating tastings yourself.
Burgundy Wine Tasting Tour in Chablis from Paris: 3 WineriesA small-group wine tour from Paris to Chablis visits three working wineries where you taste more than ten wines—reds, whites, rosés and sparkling—guided by someone who knows the local makers. The tour includes all winery entry fees, transport in an air-conditioned minivan, and a lunch break in the medieval city center; your guide recommends restaurants where locals eat, though you pay for the meal itself. The group stays under eight people.Is it for me?The minivan picks you up from Paris and brings you back at the end of the day, which means you do not need a car or a rental to reach Chablis—the drive is handled and you arrive rested enough to taste. The small group size keeps the experience conversational rather than crowded, and your guide's knowledge of the local winemakers gives you access to stories and context you would not get on your own.
Champagne Day Trip from Paris: Tastings, Reims Cathedral & LunchYou’ll start early with pickup from your Paris hotel and breakfast on board before heading into Champagne country for vineyard walks and tastings led by a local guide. Enjoy lunch in Reims, marvel at its historic cathedral’s stained glass windows, then explore legendary cellars at Pommery Estate—all before heading home with new stories (and maybe a little buzz).
Paris to Sancerre: Wine & Cheese Day Trip with Local WinemakersYou’ll taste fresh Crottin de Chavignol at a working goat farm, share stories with Sancerre winemakers over their best pours, linger over a classic French lunch in the village, and wander quiet streets with vineyard views. It’s not just about wine—it’s about slowing down and feeling part of this place for a day.
Paris to Champagne: Day Trip with 3 Tastings & Reims CathedralYou’ll start your Champagne day trip from Paris with fresh pastries on the road before stepping inside Reims Cathedral’s echoing halls. Taste Champagne at three different houses—including a family estate in Hautvillers—and enjoy a French lunch paired with wine and coffee. Expect stories from local guides, laughter over new flavors, and quiet moments among the vines you’ll remember long after.
Champagne Tasting Tour from Paris: Small Producer & Big HouseA full-day champagne tour from Paris led by the owner-operator, an English-speaking expert who routes you through cellar tours at both a major producer and a small grower, tastings at each stop, and Reims Cathedral. The itinerary shifts based on which houses have availability that day, so no two trips run the same way. Children from age 12 are welcome; the minimum age for tastings is 18.Is it for me?Book this if you're coming to Paris with a free afternoon or a full day and want to understand champagne beyond the bottle—the owner-operator adjusts the stops to what's available that day, so you're not following a fixed script, and the mix of big-house cellars and intimate small-producer tastings means you see both sides of how it's made.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 83 of the 84 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
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Are private options available?
Yes, 10 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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