Experience Paris' pastry scene by visiting a bakery, tea salon, crêperie, bean-to-bar chocolate shop, and pastry shop. Sample freshly baked pain au chocolat and other iconic French desserts while learning about their history. The tour lasts less than three hours and involves walking through hidden passageways in the city. This experience is ideal for food lovers and those interested in French culinary traditions. It may not be suitable for individuals with dietary restrictions or those who do not enjoy sweets.
Now it’s time to explore the magnificent hidden passageways of Paris on a guided 20-minute historical walking tour. Get your camera ready for great shots for your social media feeds! moments.
The second stop of the walking tour is an elegant passageway with a high glass ceiling connecting two busy streets in Paris.
The final stop on the walking tour before refueling with more Parisian sweets is a charming hidden passageway filled with local shops.
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