Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris: Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris, visit the upscale neighborhood of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, a premier fashion district in Paris, and home to upscale shops featuring hand-made sweets. Explore the latest fashions in chocolates, pastries, and bread, served by talented gastronomic artisans.

Experience Highlights

• Enjoy the tastes of exceptional sweets in fashionable Saint-Germain-des-Pres
• Look at the stunning store windows and display cases
• Explore the hand-crafted delights in the shops you visit which include pastries, chocolates, and various kinds of bread.

Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris Includes

• Guided tour
• Tastings of pastries, chocolates, and several types of bread

Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris Meeting point

Outside la Maison du Chocolat, 19 rue de Sèvres, 75006 Paris. Nearest metro station: Sèvres-Babylone, lines 10 or 12. Boulevard Raspail Exit

Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris description

In fashionable Saint-Germain-des-Pres, you’ll discover and taste the latest trends in sweets created by chefs who have been celebrated in the gastronomic press. Take advantage of what they have to offer during this three-hour tasting tour that includes pastry and chocolate.

The media’s comments include the most prestigious chocolatier in France The Picasso of chocolatiers as well as a master of chocolate ganache, and a Bocuse of the bakery.

The chocolatiers and chef confectioners makers compete in their latest creations and shop windows are the ultimate example of style and sophistication.

Explore chocolates, pastries as well as a variety of bread at the bakeries you stop at during the tour.

A Pastry and Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris

A Pastry and Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris is a great way to experience the rich pastry culture of the French capital. This unique tour takes you to four different pastry shops to taste their sweet treats and learn about the history of chocolate and pastries in Paris. The tour will feature mini gourmet tastings at each stop, including croissants, macarons, candles, and madeleines.

First, you’ll start at A l’Etoile d’Or, the most famous chocolate shop in Paris. There, you’ll sample many of the best chocolate in France, including chocolates made by renowned chocolatiers Patrick Roger and Pierre Marcolini. You’ll learn about the history of French chocolate while browsing at each shop. Each chocolate shop will offer free samples of its famous products.

The tour guide is an English-speaking local, a food lover, and a chocolate connoisseur who will take you to some of the city’s top chocolatiers. He’ll also teach you about chocolate and cacao and tell you how chocolate is made. He’ll make your mouth water with his delectable treats!

Another option for the sweet tooth is to book a private chocolate tasting tour. These tours are excellent for the chocolate lover, because they provide a great opportunity to learn about the history of chocolate making and how the two complement each other.

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Chocolate Walking Tour in Paris FAQs:

1. Q: What is the duration of the chocolate-themed walking tour?
   • A: The tour typically lasts approximately 2 hours, allowing you to savor the chocolate delights of Paris.
2. Q: What are some of the chocolate stops on the tour?
   • A: The tour includes visits to renowned chocolate boutiques in Paris, such as “Chocolaterie de Paris,” “Le Cacao Magnifique,” and “La Belle Chocolat.” You’ll have the opportunity to sample a variety of chocolates and learn about their history.
3. Q: Is the tour suitable for children?
   • A: Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for children of all ages. However, please note that there will be walking involved, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
4. Q: Do I need to book tickets in advance?
   • A: While walk-ins are welcome, it’s recommended to book your tickets in advance to secure your spot on the tour and ensure availability, especially during peak tourist seasons.
5. Q: Is there a guide on the tour?
   • A: Yes, the tour is led by an experienced and knowledgeable guide who will provide insights into the world of chocolate and Parisian culture.