Paris: Pastry & Chocolate Walking Tour With Tastings

Explore the sweet wonders of Paris on this delightful pastry and chocolate walking tour. Stroll through the city’s historic passages, stopping at renowned patisseries and chocolatiers to indulge in over six delectable tastings. With an intimate group of 10 or fewer participants, you’ll discover the art of French confectionery, led by an expert guide. This 2.5-hour experience promises a journey through Parisian culinary delights – but the true question is, what sweet surprises await?

Key Points

• A 2.5-hour walking tour through Paris’ pastry and chocolate shops, offering over 6 food tastings, including homemade chocolates, croissants, and traditional French desserts.
• The tour starts at Le Petit Parisien and ends at Rue Montorgueil, with stops at renowned establishments like Philippe Conticini and Stohrer.
• The experience includes visits to historic Parisian passages, showcasing the city’s charming architecture and hidden gems.
• The tour is conducted in English, limited to 10 participants, and suitable for those without serious nut allergies or gluten intolerance.
• Free cancellations are available up to 24 hours in advance, and early booking is recommended due to limited availability.

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Tour Overview

The Paris: Pastry & Chocolate Walking Tour with Tastings is a 2.5-hour experience that invites participants to explore the city’s renowned pastry and chocolate shops.

A 2.5-hour experience exploring Paris’ renowned pastry and chocolate shops through a small-group walking tour.

Priced from €79.00 per person, the small-group tour is limited to 10 people and conducted in English. Guests can expect a lineup of 6+ food tastings, including homemade chocolates, croissants, macarons, crêpes, and artisanal bean-to-bar chocolate.

The tour starts at 34 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre and winds through hidden cafés and boutiques, finishing at 51 Rue Montorgueil.

It’s highly recommended to book early, as this tour is likely to sell out. Cancellations are free up to 24 hours in advance.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins at 34 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, where you will have a 10-minute tasting at Le Petit Parisien.

Next, they’ll spend 20 minutes at Philippe Conticini, followed by a 10-minute stop at Boulangerie LIBERTÉ.

The group will then visit Stohrer for a 25-minute tasting before heading to Crêperie – Le Comptoir du Commerce for a 30-minute experience.

Finally, they’ll spend 20 minutes on Rue Montorgueil, passing by notable passages like Passage de l’Ancre, Passage du Bourg l’Abbé, and Passage du Grand Cerf.

The tour concludes at 51 Rue Montorgueil, 75002 Paris, France.

Food Experience

On the Paris: Pastry & Chocolate Walking Tour, participants can expect over 6 food tastings, including homemade chocolates, buttery croissants, colorful macarons, traditional crêpes, and artisanal bean-to-bar chocolate.

The tour allows guests to experience authentic French desserts and pastries while exploring hidden cafés and boutiques.

The highlights of the food experience include:

1. Sampling exquisite homemade chocolates crafted by renowned Parisian chocolatiers.

2. Indulging in flaky, golden-brown croissants straight from the oven.

3. Savoring vibrant, delicate macarons in a variety of flavors.

Guest Information

Guests are advised to arrive 15 minutes early to the meeting point, where the guide will be holding a red bag or Devour Tours sign. Participants should bring their passport or ID, as well as wear comfortable shoes. The tour is not suitable for those with serious nut allergies or gluten intolerance, but can be adapted for vegetarians and pescatarians.

| Requirements | Recommendations | Restrictions |

| — | — | — |

| Arrive 15 minutes early | Passport or ID | Not suitable for vegans, gluten intolerance, or serious nut allergies |

| Wear comfortable shoes | – | Adaptable for vegetarians and pescatarians |

| – | – | – |

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Customer Feedback

According to customer reviews, the Paris: Pastry & Chocolate Walking Tour has an overall rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 29 reviews.

Reviewers praised the guides’ in-depth knowledge and engaging experiences throughout the tour. Some key highlights from the feedback include:

1. Participants recommended arriving hungry to fully enjoy the 6+ food tastings, including homemade chocolates, croissants, macarons, crêpes, and artisanal chocolate.

2. Customers noted the tour’s adaptability, with options for vegetarians and pescatarians, though it may not suit those with strict dietary restrictions.

3. Many reviewers highlighted the hidden cafés and boutiques visited, providing an authentic taste of French pastries and desserts.

Exploring the Passages of Paris

Woven throughout Paris’ bustling streets are a series of historic passages, captivating visitors with their charming architecture and hidden boutiques. As the tour winds through these picturesque arcades, the group will explore three notable examples: Passage de l’Ancre, Passage du Bourg l’Abbé, and Passage du Grand Cerf. Each passage offers a unique glimpse into the city’s past, with ornate facades, mosaic floors, and boutique shops selling artisanal wares. The tour provides an intimate exploration of these captivating alleyways, allowing participants to step back in time and discover the city’s enchanting hidden gems.

| Passage Name | Architectural Features | Boutique Offerings |

|————–|————————|——————|

| Passage de l’Ancre | Ornate ironwork, mosaic floors | Antique shops, artisan crafts |

| Passage du Bourg l’Abbé | Elegant 19th-century design | Specialty food stores, art galleries |

| Passage du Grand Cerf | Vaulted glass ceilings, cobblestone paths | Clothing boutiques, home goods |

Indulging in French Pastries and Chocolates

As the tour winds through the historic passages, participants can look forward to indulging in an array of French pastries and chocolates.

The highlights include:

1. Homemade chocolates, featuring unique flavors and artisanal techniques.

2. Buttery croissants, fresh from the oven, melting in the mouth.

3. Colorful macarons, showcasing the delicate balance of crisp shells and soft, creamy centers.

These authentic French desserts and pastries, paired with the exploration of hidden cafés and boutiques, create an immersive experience that delights the senses and satisfies the palate.

Why This Tour Is a Must-Do in Paris

This walking tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to take in the rich culinary heritage of Paris.

Visitors can indulge in an exquisite array of French pastries and chocolates, handpicked from the city’s finest artisanal establishments.

The guided journey through hidden passages and charming neighborhoods provides an authentic taste of Parisian culture.

With generous portions and a leisurely pace, the tour allows guests to savor each delectable morsel fully.

Whether a seasoned foodie or a newcomer to French desserts, this experience promises to delight the senses and leave a lasting impression.

It’s a must-do for any Paris visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is This Tour Suitable for Children?

The tour may not be suitable for children. It involves extensive walking and multiple food tastings, which may not be suitable for younger participants. The tour’s focus is on adult-oriented pastries and chocolates.

Can I Bring My Own Water Bottle?

You can bring your own water bottle on the tour. The tour provider encourages guests to stay hydrated and allows them to bring personal water bottles to enjoy during the tastings and as needed throughout the experience.

Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?

There’s no formal dress code for the tour. Participants should wear comfortable, casual clothing and shoes suitable for walking several miles. Dressing for the weather is recommended, as the tour takes place outdoors.

Can I Take Photos During the Tastings?

Yes, you can take photos during the tastings. The tour encourages guests to capture the beautiful pastries, chocolates, and cafes along the way. Just be mindful not to disrupt the experience for others.

How Many Calories Are in the Pastries?

The tour doesn’t provide exact calorie counts for the pastries. However, classic French pastries and chocolates tend to be high in calories due to their rich ingredients like butter, cream, and chocolate. Guests should expect an indulgent experience.

The Wrap Up

This Paris pastry and chocolate walking tour offers a delightful way to explore the city’s finest confectioneries. Visitors can indulge in over six delectable tastings, from renowned spots like Philippe Conticini and Stohrer, while discovering the charm of historic Parisian passages. With a small group size, the intimate experience promises a sweet journey through the city’s culinary delights, making it a must-do activity for those seeking a taste of Parisian pastry and chocolate excellence.

You can check availability for your dates here: