Paris Private Food Tour: Latin Quarter, Wine & local Cuisine｜France

Taste your way through nearly two thousand years of history in the Latin Quarter, Paris's oldest neighborhood, on a private walk that pairs French culinary classics with Gallo-Roman ruins and centuries-old stained glass.

Your guide meets you at the Fontaine Saint-Michel, right by Place Saint-Michel, to begin. The tasting opens with a charcuterie and cheese board, paired with French wine or another drink of your choice.

From there, you'll discover the Cluny baths, a Gallo-Roman structure dating back to the 1st century, right in the heart of the neighborhood.

Next, a traditional Parisian restaurant awaits, where you'll sample classic French dishes — escargots, onion soup, blanquette de veau, duck confit, and beef bourguignon — accompanied by quality French wines.

For dessert, stop at a traditional crêperie for a sweet Breton crêpe, paired with a bolée of Normandy cider.

With the tasting complete, the walk continues past the Fontaine Médicis in the Luxembourg Gardens and the Panthéon, before a guided visit of the Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, known for its 17th-century stained-glass gallery.