• Rue de Turbigo - Begin the journey with a delightful croissant, a local favorite. Pair it with a pain au chocolat praliné, a modern twist on the classic, featuring a blend of caramelized hazelnuts and chocolate.

• Rue Montorgueil - Continue with a stroll through the lively Rue Montorgueil, a historic center for culinary artisans. Here, enjoy pastries crafted by esteemed pastry chefs like Nina Métayer, Nicolas Guercio, and Pierre Chirac at an innovative pastry shop that showcases daily creations from the city’s top pastry chefs.

• Rue Montorgueil - Just a short walk away, taste a Baba au Rhum at the very location where it was first created over 300 years ago: Paris’s oldest pastry shop, established in 1730 by Louis XV’s official pastry chef. Also, savor a chocolate éclair. As you enjoy these historic treats, admire the stunning interiors designed by Paul Baudry, the artist behind the Opéra Garnier frescoes.

• Rue du Temple - The journey continues into the heart of Le Marais. Along the way, pass by the legendary house of Nicolas Flamel, explore charming hidden passages, and admire the impressive 17th-century National Archives.

• Rue de la Verrerie - Soon after, experience a tasting of pastries that blend oriental flavors with French craftsmanship, reflecting the multicultural influences that have shaped Le Marais’ culinary identity over the centuries.

• Rue du Roi de Sicile - Before entering the Jewish neighborhood, stop at one of the area’s last hidden gem pastry shops. Known by locals for its extraordinary flavor balance, impeccable technique, and dedication to seasonal ingredients, this place is a well-kept secret.

• Place des Vosges - Conclude the tour with a visit to a favorite local bakery, where you can enjoy a final tasting: a signature pastry of your choice, such as a pistachio millefeuille, a slice of flan, or a tiramisu transformed into an entremets. Relish this last treat while exploring la Place des Vosges and l’Hôtel de Sully.

• Bottled water
• Pastries and viennoiseries included
• English, French & Spanish speaking guide

• Private transportation

On this tour, participants will savor a variety of pastries and viennoiseries at six distinct venues, including the country’s oldest pastry shop. From renowned classics like the Paris-Brest and Saint-Honoré, crafted by top-tier chefs, to innovative hidden treasures of the modern Parisian pastry scene, there is something for everyone.

During the journey, visitors will explore the Hôtel de Sully, a 17th-century noble residence with a secret garden leading to the Place des Vosges. They will also encounter the magnificent Église Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis, designed by the architect of Versailles, visit Nicolas Flamel’s house, the Jewish Quarter, and stroll along Rue Montorgueil, where they can admire paintings by Paul Baudry, the artist behind the Opéra Garnier.

Throughout the tour, knowledgeable guides will provide insights into the French terroirs and their history. Participants will learn the stories and anecdotes behind each delightful creation they taste and discover how these treats have made Le Marais the heart of Paris’s pastry scene!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.