Small-group food and heritage walks through the Paris neighbourhoods that guidebooks walk past. Three hours, eight to ten stops, and the stories no monument will tell you.
3 h · 4–12 guests · 8–10 stops · departs 10 am & 2 pm · English or French
A covered market that still feeds its own street, the square where Impressionism argued itself into being, and the quiet lanes Parisians keep for themselves. The village behind the boulevards.
€110 weekdays · €130 weekends · launch rate €89
3 h · 4–12 guests · 8–10 stops · departs 10 am & 2 pm · English or French
Not the postcard hill: the one underneath it. Vineyard rows, workshop doors, counters that remember the artists as neighbours rather than legends, one tasting at a time.
€110 weekdays · €130 weekends · launch rate €89
evening walk · departs 8 pm
Absinthe, cabarets and the artists who drank there. Montmartre after dark, told by gaslight.
in preparation
The village at the tower’s feet, beyond the queue.
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Four centuries of objects, one morning of stories.
It is a living memory. Each walk is a sensory plunge into a story no monument remembers, where every tasting opens a door: to the history the postcard erased, and to the vibrant present of Paris.
The green hour, the panic that followed, and what you can legally raise your glass to today.
Before the museums claimed them, Manet and his circle met on a Batignolles avenue. Thursdays, table by the window.
On choosing few things carefully: a name, a promise, and the way we build every walk.
Yes, every tasting is included in the price, and there are seven to ten of them along the walk. Guests regularly tell us they skip lunch afterwards, so come hungry.
Never more than twelve guests, and we are happy to run a walk from four. Small groups are the whole point: you can hear, ask, and taste without queuing.
The walk goes ahead in light rain, with more time under cover and at the counters. If the weather makes the walk unsafe or joyless, we cancel it ourselves and you choose between a full refund and a new date.