Gourmet walking tour in Latin Quarter with tasting
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Discover the heart of Paris as Parisians know and live it. Walk through the medieval part of the Latin Quarter, a quiet and familial neighbourhood, well known for its large choice of high quality food. Visit a local market with your guide and several bakers and confectioners. You will also enter a regional speciality shop and be explained the specificities of the products. You will find out why Charles de Gaulle famously exclaimed “How would you like to govern a country with 246 different types of cheese?” You will also visit several bakeries and enjoy the amazing variety of French breads and pastries, from the baguette to the croissant.France is the land of food and cuisine, french people can't help talking about it all the time, breakfast, lunch, dinner are moments when they can share, talk and simply be together. This walk will give you the opportunity to discover new tastes and flavours, with a focus on family and traditionnal cuisine, with tasting stops (foie gras, wine, cheese and bread). Enjoy this introduction to the French gourmandise.
Highlights
- Smaller group size gives you a personalized experience in good company
- Savor local gourmet products with an included tasting
- Meet the local producers and learn about their products
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Activity package
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
3 hours
Available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese
What's included
- Guided walking tour
- Food tasting
Not included
- Additional food and drinks
- Hotel pick-up/drop-off
Where you'll meet
Meet next to the cheese shop. Be sure you go to 47 TER and not 47! Closest Metro: Maubert-Mutualité (M10).
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Important information
* Groups of maximum 8 people
* The tour runs rain or shine, please dress appropriately
* Comfortable shoes are recommended
* Make sure to advise of any dietary requirements at the time of booking
* Please note that part of the market may be closed during the French vacation (mostly in August and around New Year's Eve). Boutiques may also be crowded during these dates.