Indulge in the flavors of Paris on this small-group pastry and chocolate tour. Over 2.5 hours, you’ll venture through the city’s iconic covered passages, savoring treats from renowned patisseries and chocolatiers. With a local guide leading the way, you’ll uncover hidden gems and learn about the rich culinary heritage that makes Paris a mecca for sweet tooths. But what delectable delights await you on this delightful journey?
Key Points
- This 2.5-hour guided tour offers a personalized experience with over 6 tastings at renowned Parisian establishments like Philippe Conticini and Stohrer.
- The tour explores historical covered passages, hidden boutiques, and traditional French desserts, providing an immersive culinary experience.
- Dietary restrictions are accommodated, with the exception of vegans, gluten-intolerant, and those with serious nut allergies.
- Knowledgeable English-speaking local guides lead the tour, which has received high ratings for its memorable locations and informative insights.
- The tour can be booked with a reserve now, pay later option and allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Tour Overview
The Paris: Devour Pastry & Chocolate Tour is a 2.5-hour guided experience that takes visitors on a delectable journey through the city’s iconic pastry and chocolate shops.
A 2.5-hour guided tour through Paris’ renowned pastry and chocolate shops, offering a delectable journey for visitors.
Priced from $86.47 per person, the tour is limited to just 10 participants, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience.
Led by English-speaking guides, the tour includes over 6 tastings at renowned establishments like Philippe Conticini and Stohrer.
Guests can explore Parisian covered passages, discover hidden boutiques, and savor traditional desserts like macarons and crêpes.
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve now, pay later option for booking flexibility.
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Itinerary Highlights
The Paris: Devour Pastry & Chocolate Tour begins at 34 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, where participants can expect over 6 delectable tastings at various iconic locations.
The first stop is at Philippe Conticini for a 20-minute tasting. Next, the group visits Stohrer for a 25-minute experience.
Then, they head to Crêperie – Le Comptoir du Commerce for a 30-minute stop. Other highlights include Boulangerie LIBERTÉ and the charming Rue Montorgueil.
Throughout the 2.5-hour tour, guests stroll through Paris’ iconic covered passages, discover hidden boutiques, and enjoy traditional French desserts like macarons and crêpes.
Tour Experience
Guided by an engaging, English-speaking local, the Paris: Devour Pastry & Chocolate Tour offers a delightful exploration of the city’s iconic desserts and hidden culinary gems.
Guests visit renowned patisseries and artisanal shops, savoring 6+ tastings at stops like Philippe Conticini and Stohrer.
The tour also includes a stroll through Paris’ charming covered passages, where visitors discover unique boutiques and indulge in traditional French treats like macarons and crêpes.
With high ratings and positive reviews highlighting the knowledgeable guides and memorable locations, this tour provides an immersive and engaging way to experience the sweet side of Paris.
Important Information
One important consideration for this tour is dietary restrictions. The tour is not suitable for vegans, those with gluten intolerance, or those with serious nut allergies. However, it can be adapted for vegetarians and pescatarians. Guests with dietary needs must inform the Guest Experience team after booking for ingredient arrangements.
| Dietary Restriction | Suitable |
| — | — |
| Vegan | No |
| Gluten Intolerant | No |
| Nut Allergies | No |
| Vegetarian | Yes |
| Pescatarian | Yes |
Mobility considerations are also important. The tour can accommodate guests with mobility impairments, but prior arrangements are necessary.
More Great Tours NearbyMeeting and Preparation
Guests should arrive 15 minutes early at the pedestrian street in front of restaurant Faubourg 34, which serves as the meeting point for the tour.
Prompt arrival is essential to ensure the group departs on time and maximizes the time dedicated to the pastry and chocolate tastings.
The tour can accommodate guests with dietary needs, but they must inform the Guest Experience team after booking so the appropriate ingredient arrangements can be made.
Comfortable shoes are recommended, as the tour involves walking through Paris’ iconic covered passages and streets to discover hidden boutiques and traditional French desserts.
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Delightful Pastries and Chocolates
The tour whisks guests through Paris’ iconic covered passages, where they’ll indulge in a delightful array of pastries and chocolates.
At Philippe Conticini, guests savor the renowned chef’s creations, like the decadent chocolate tart.
Guests savor the renowned chef’s creations, such as the decadent chocolate tart, at Philippe Conticini.
Next, they visit the historic Stohrer bakery for a taste of their famous Religieuse à la Vanille.
The tour continues at a local crêperie, where fluffy crêpes filled with sweet delights melt in the mouth.
Along the way, guests discover hidden boutiques and enjoy traditional French desserts like macarons amidst the charming Parisian atmosphere.
Exploring Iconic Parisian Passages
As guests wind through Paris’ iconic covered passages, they’re transported to a bygone era.
These charming pedestrian arcades, dating back to the late 18th and 19th centuries, offer a glimpse into the city’s history. Ornate iron and glass canopies shelter boutiques, cafes, and confectionaries from the elements.
Strolling through these hidden gems, tour participants discover unique products and savor the atmosphere of old-world Paris. From the stunning Passage Jouffroy to the bustling Passage du Grand Cerf, these passages provide a delightful respite from the busy streets, setting the stage for an immersive pastry and chocolate experience.
Engaging Local Guides and Insights
While traversing the charming covered passages of Paris, guests are led by knowledgeable local guides who share their passion for the city’s rich pastry and chocolate heritage.
These insightful experts provide fascinating insights into the history and traditions behind France’s decadent desserts. From the origins of iconic Parisian bakeries to the techniques used to craft exquisite macarons, the guides deliver an engaging and educational experience.
Guests consistently praise the enthusiasm and expertise of the tour leaders, who skillfully navigate the group through hidden gems and ensure a memorable immersion in Paris’ culinary wonders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are There Restroom Breaks During the Tour?
The tour does not explicitly mention scheduled restroom breaks. However, guests will likely have opportunities to use restroom facilities at the various food tasting locations throughout the 2.5-hour experience.
Can We Take Photos During the Tastings?
Yes, guests are generally allowed to take photos during the tastings. However, out of courtesy, guests should avoid disrupting the tour or the shop owners. It’s best to ask the guide for guidance on appropriate times and places for photos.
Is There a Discount for Students or Seniors?
The tour doesn’t offer any student or senior discounts. However, you can check if there are any available promotions or discounts at the time of booking to see if you can get a lower price.
Can the Tour Be Extended to Visit More Locations?
The tour duration can be extended, but this would incur an additional cost. Guests interested in visiting more locations should contact the tour provider to inquire about customizing the itinerary and pricing for an extended experience.
What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?
There is no formal dress code for the tour. Guests are advised to wear comfortable, casual clothing and walking shoes to fully enjoy the experience and navigate the city streets and covered passages.
The Sum Up
The "Paris: Devour Pastry & Chocolate Tour" offers a delightful and personalized way to explore the city’s rich culinary heritage. With its intimate group size, engaging local guides, and a tempting array of iconic pastries and chocolates, this tour promises a sweet journey through the charming covered passages of Paris. It’s a must-experience for any foodie looking to indulge their taste buds and discover hidden gastronomic gems.
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