A private feast through the Latin Quarter: charcuterie & cheese, French classics, and a Breton crêpe paired with wine and cider, passing landmarks like the Luxembourg and the Panthéon along the way.
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.
