Paris Chocolat and Pastry Tour, Award-Winning & Trendy Desserts

We meet in front of the Maubert Mutualité metro station, at the exit facing the boulangerie Maison Isabelle. Our tasting begins with what's considered one of the best croissants in Paris. From there, we’ll continue with more sweet delights, a freshly made crêpe, artisanal chocolates, delicate pastries, creamy profiteroles, and other special desserts, all crafted by some of the city's finest artisans. As we stroll through this historic neighborhood, we’ll also pass iconic landmarks like Notre-Dame, the Jewish Quarter, and Place des Vosges, while enjoying stories about French food culture and traditions.

A hidden gem tucked away in the Latin Quarter, Église Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre is one of the oldest churches in Paris, rich with history and medieval charm. At this stop, we’ll step inside its ancient walls to discover the layers of faith, art, and legend that have shaped this peaceful sanctuary over centuries.

A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, Notre-Dame is one of Paris's most iconic landmarks, known for its soaring towers, stained glass windows, and legendary gargoyles. At this stop, we’ll uncover the cathedral’s fascinating history and explore the secrets behind the tragic 2019 fire that shook the world.

A quiet island in the heart of Paris, Île Saint-Louis feels like a step back in time with its elegant 17th-century architecture and charming narrow streets. At this stop, we’ll stroll along the Seine, uncover the island’s aristocratic past, and hear the stories that make this hidden gem one of Paris’s most enchanting neighborhoods.

Tucked in the heart of the Marais, Rue des Rosiers is the vibrant center of Paris’s historic Jewish Quarter. As we stroll through this charming street, we’ll dive into the rich cultural heritage, taste traditions, and uncover stories of resilience, community, and survival that have shaped this neighborhood for centuries.

Nestled in the Marais, this 17th-century Jesuit church blends Baroque elegance with spiritual grandeur. At this stop, we’ll uncover its royal connections, hidden symbolism, and the role it played during turbulent chapters of Parisian history.

The oldest planned square in Paris, Place des Vosges is a masterpiece of symmetry and elegance. Surrounded by red-brick mansions and leafy arcades, we’ll explore its royal origins, literary legends like Victor Hugo, and the quiet charm that makes this square a timeless Parisian gem.

One of the few remaining examples of medieval civil architecture in Paris, Hôtel de Sens stands out with its fortress-like design and rich history. At this stop, we’ll admire its striking façade, learn about its royal residents, and uncover how this Gothic mansion has transformed over the centuries.