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Tip: Water and soft drinks cover the non-alcoholic option, and the tasting includes a selection of French cheeses and breads.
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Paris: Montmartre Cheese, Wine & Pastry Guided Walking Tour
A guided walk in Montmartre with 7 tasting stops of pastries, cheese, wine, charcuterie and chocolate, from Moulin Rouge to Sacré Coeur, in groups of up to 12 guests.
TipThe meeting point is 5 Place Blanche, 75009 Paris, and some walking is involved, so wear weather-appropriate clothing.
Paris Montmartre Chocolates and Pastry Private Food Tour
A private Montmartre tour of French sweets and pastry specialties, with freshly baked cream puffs and a guide who shows where locals go for their sweet selections.
TipHot chocolate comes with the winter tour and ice cream from spring to fall; being private, start times are easy going.
Paris: Montmartre Culture and Pastries Walking Tour
A guided walk through Montmartre starting by Chez Ginette, passing Sacré-Coeur, Place du Tertre and the Moulin Rouge, with stops at some of the city's best spots for pastries.
TipPastry tasting is not included in the price of this tour; meet your guide between the metro stairs (Lamarck-Caulaincourt) and Chez Ginette.
Paris Montmartre Guided Food Tour: A Full Meal by Do Eat Better
A Montmartre walking tour built as a full meal in at least 4 stops, with choupettes, French cheese and boeuf Bourguignon, for only 12 travelers plus your guide.
TipAt least one glass of wine is included for guests over 18, and you eat the equivalent of a full meal in at least 4 stops.
Paris Montmartre Private Walking Tour - Best Art, Culture, Food
A 90-minute private walking tour of Montmartre from the I Love You Wall past the Moulin de la Galette, Place du Tertre and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, ending at La Bonne Franquette.
TipIt is free to enter the basilica if it is open, and you are welcome to explore it on your own after the tour.
Paris Pastry Tour - Croissants, Macarons & Iconic French Desserts
A pastry tour away from the crowded parts of Paris, visiting a bakery, tea salon, crêperie, bean-to-bar chocolate shop and pastry shop, with pain au chocolat and stories behind French treats.
TipThe tour is a small group of max 12 people with a local English-speaking guide, and covers many treats in less than three hours.