VIP Guided Food Tour of the Marais with Lunch

3 hours

Group

English

What you’ll do

The smallest food tour groups are available in Paris. Each tour has been curated by expert foodies who live in the Marais district in Paris. We mix delicious food and wine with tasty stories and history. You will learn about the food and wine, of course, but also about the people, their traditions, and the neighborhood. The Marais is such a unique place that you need a unique experience to fully enjoy it. All of our guides are expert English speakers, who will be able to answer all of your questions. By the time this tour is done, not only will your stomach be full, but so will your little black book with our favorite foodie spots in the city for the rest of your stay.

Itinerary

See the most picturesque royal square in all of Paris. You will learn about the history of the first royal square in paris and also get to sample a typical parisian treat on this stop of your tour.

The heart of the Jewish district in the Marais, with traditional and modern cuisine, cute shops, and historical landmarks. You will walk the length of this street so your guide can point out the most important historical spots, whilst also making sure you taste the street's vibrant jewish cuisisne.

A hidden gem off of the Place des Vosges. Learn about how Paris was designed before the 19th century as you stroll through this secret garden. The garden and castles were completed in the 16th and 17th centuries!

The oldest covered market in Paris, you cannot be in the Marais and miss this. You will spend a good amount of time here so you can see how Parisians get their food in markets. There are stands from all over the world but your guide will help bring you to the tastiest ones where you will sample the highlights of the marché des enfants rouges.

You will explore one of the most charming neighborhoods in Paris. Your food tour will take place almost exclusively in this district, which is full of history, winding streets, and some of the best shops in the city. This district began as the jewish ghetto before becoming the "it" spot for nobility in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries before falling into ruins again! By the 1940s, the district was at its lowest but all of that would turn around after the war. The Marais is now the place to be again so you will spend the vast majority of you time on this tour exploring the district, not just from a tourist point of view, but through the eyes of a parisian.