We arrive at the Château Rouge metro station, serving as the introduction to the neighborhood of La Goutte d’Or. We’ll begin with a walk through the market corridor, using the area as a starting point to discuss the neighborhood’s history, daily life, and cultural significance. Guests will experience the rhythm of the area firsthand while learning how this part of Paris has been shaped over time.

A neighborhood grocery store specializing in Haitian food products. We’ll pause here to talk about how different Black diasporic cultures are represented throughout La Goutte d’Or, and guests may choose to step inside to browse, but entering the store is optional.

A local shop specializing in African fabrics and clothing. We’ll stop here to talk about the role of textiles in everyday life, migration, and cultural expression across different African countries.

A neighborhood bakery run by a family with roots spanning Mali, Egypt, and France. Guest can purchase fresh bread or pastries here if they'd like.

A music shop connected to African and Afro-diasporic music and culture. We will learn how sound plays a role in shaping identity, community, and everyday life in the neighborhood.

We end the tour at a renowned independent fashion boutique rooted in African design. Guests will learn about the brand's story, the designer, it's cultural references, and craftsmanship.