
This food tour in Le Marais, Paris involves sampling a range of classic French street foods, including viennoiseries, breads, and a croque-monsieur at a notable restaurant. Participants will also enjoy a mystery dish, cheese, and wine. The tour includes a visit to the Jewish street for falafels, followed by tasting chocolates and macarons, concluding with a dessert. It begins near rue de Rivoli and involves walking through historic streets, crossing Place des Vosges, and observing medieval houses. This experience is suited for food enthusiasts and those interested in local culture. It may not be ideal for those with dietary restrictions or aversions to certain foods.
1- 11 Rue François Miron, 75004 Paris. Two of Paris' oldest medieval houses - Walk past and make a stop
A striking Baroque church from 1641 towering over Rue Saint-Antoine. Its dome inspired Les Invalides, and its steps have watched over Marais market life for nearly four centuries.
60 Rue des Francs Bourgeois, 75003 Paris, National Archive museum, Pass without stopping
Paris's oldest planned square, completed in 1612 for royal celebrations. Its perfectly symmetrical red-brick arcades once housed Victor Hugo, and today frame one of the most elegant spots in the city to pause between tastings.
The writer's home from 1832 to 1848, tucked into the corner of Place des Vosges. Hugo wrote much of Les Misérables here, and the apartment is now a free museum overlooking the square.
Jewish quarter
The beating heart of Paris's historic Jewish quarter, the Pletzl. This narrow medieval street is lined with falafel stands, Yiddish bakeries, and family-run delis — a living story of the communities that shaped the Marais's food culture.
Marché Enfants Rouge
30 Rue du Bourg Tibourg, 75004 Paris, Mariage Frère (since1854) is one of the oldest Tea salons in the Capital and an institution for tea lovers.
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