Discover the charming neighbourhood of Latin Quarter with us! Embark on our Paris Latin Quarter Food Tour and try an array of Parisian delicacies, from appetizers to desserts, with a main dish included, and discover the curiosities behind its amazing streets. The tastings may change according to the season and the availability of our partners.

You can't say "France" without saying "Cheese". You will discover where the locals go buying their favourite cheese in a charming local shop situated in one of the oldest streets of Paris, built in Roman times. Here you will have a taste of different types of French cheese. Which one will be your favourite?

At the end of Rue Mouffetard you will get to Place de La Contrescarpe, where you will see an authentic Parisian corner, where the facades of the buildings show signs of the square as it used to be. In a local bistrot, you will continue with a delicious local charcuterie selection. Have a seat and enjoy the company of your new friends and your Local Expert, while tasting this tasty delicacy.

Pantheon is probably the most iconic Landmark of Latin Quarter, with its famous dome. Originally built as a Catholic Church, it has then become a mausoleum for the remains of distinguished French citizens, such as the philosopher Voltaire or the writer Victor Hugo. Near this stunning monument, you will move on with the main dish, a staple of Parisian cuisine: the boeuf bourguignon. WIth its tender beef pieces slowly cooked in red wine and with vegetables, this dish will warm your heart.

Near one of the most famous and top-ranking Universities in the world, you will get the chance to try another unmissable classic: sweet crepes, to suit all tastes. Deliciously sweet, soft and warm, simply sweetened or filled with chocolate or jam, it's the perfect way to finish this experience

We will end our tour on a sweet note, with a classic of Parisian patisserie. A delicious pastry that will make you swoon! You will taste this gourmet chou with a stunning view on the Notre Dame Cathedral, a monument that doesn't really need any presentation. Simply the most iconic place to end the tour!