Guided walking tour · Paris, France

Eating Paris: Montmartre Food Tour & French Wine Experience

A food walk through Montmartre with French wine.

Rating on Viator
4.9 out of 5 from 882 reviews
Duration
3 hours
Guided in
English
Price
From £114 per person
Group size
Up to 10 people
Fitness level
Moderate
Children
From age 4
Run by
Eating Europe Food Tours Paris
Cancellation
Free up to 24 hours before

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Where the tour goes

  1. Le Bateau-Lavoir
  2. La Petite Maison Rose de Montmartre (Since 1920)
  3. Vigne du Clos Montmartre
  4. Au Lapin Agile
  5. Basilique Du Sacre-Coeur De Montmartre

Stops as listed by the operator on Viator; the order can change on the day.

What to know before you book

Included

  • Local English-speaking guide
  • Explore 8 food stops featuring 10 food and 2 drink tastings
  • Visit artisan shops to taste baguette, cheese, chocolate, macarons and even citrus jam!
  • ‘Food & the City’ Insider Tips

Not included

  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Extra drinks

Access

  • Pushchairs welcome
  • Public transport nearby

How it compares in Paris

  • Price: from £114. 1 of the other 16 priced tours we list here costs more, and their middle price is £47.
  • Reviews: 9 of the other 24 reviewed tours here have more reviews than this one.
  • Group size: up to 10 people. 15 of the other 19 tours with a stated limit allow a larger group.

Prefer no guide? Our free self-guided walk covers 5.9 km in about 78 minutes of walking, not counting stops.

From listings on our partner sites. This tour was last checked on 29 October 2026; prices and review counts change.

Walking in Paris

Paris is compact, flat along the river and organised around views: down a boulevard, across a bridge, along a quay. Walking is how most Parisians get about the centre, and it is how the city makes most sense to visitors.

Terrain. Central Paris is mostly flat. The exceptions are Montmartre in the north and the Butte aux Cailles and Belleville in the south and east, all of which involve real climbs and stairways.

Surfaces. Pavements are generally wide on boulevards and narrow in the old quarters. Cobbles survive on the islands, in the Marais and in Montmartre; comfortable flat shoes are enough.

Read the full Paris walking guide or try the free self-guided walk.

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