Top Paris Spring Break in 2026

Paris is one of the world’s great food cities, so it can be hard to know what to eat. Hit four different eateries for sit-down tastings on this private tour of one of the city’s most charismatic areas: Le Marais. Sample cheese, charcuterie, French-style tapas, snails, crepes, and more, washed down with wine and beer or soft drinks. Unusually for Paris, there are options for celiacs, vegetarians, and vegans.

From rich Burgundy to bubbly Champagne, wine is an inextricable part of French life. But you don't have to venture off into the countryside to experience the best of what France has to offer. This guided wine tasting, held in an 18th-century cellar in central Paris, will teach you all about wine production -- and give you plenty of chances to taste the good stuff as you go.

Get an insider’s view of the Marais and learn facts you’d unlikely discover on your own when you visit with a guide. This history and food tasting tour makes it possible to learn about the long history of this district as you walk around, with stops at different eateries, historic landmarks, places of worship, and public spaces. Along the way, sample traditional French food.

Get a true taste of Paris on this cheese and wine tasting in Montmartre, guided by a local cheesemonger. Go beyond the typical tourist cafés and sample expertly curated French cheeses and fine wines in the city’s most characterful neighborhood. Learn about pairing, production, and regional traditions, and share your foodie experience with an intimate group of like-minded travelers.

Settle into a cozy spot in the Latin Quarter and let your wine-loving host walk you through three French wines paired with regional cheeses. Enjoy a relaxed and conversational small-group setting, designed to demystify the complexities of French wine. Learn how to identify a wine's origins and characteristics, and leave with a better understanding of what you actually like to drink.

Paris’ fashionable Le Marais district is known for its historic architecture as well as its dynamic foodie scene, and this walking tour gives you a taste of both. Stroll through the cobbled streets with just your guide and small group for company, all while learning about the long history of this neighborhood. Admire the medieval architecture, peek into art galleries, and learn all about its Jewish heritage, then head to a local bistro to taste a variety of artisanal cheeses paired with French wine.

Nothing says Paris like Champagne. Discover the art behind the bubbles on this tutored tasting of three different Champagnes, led by a professional sommelier. Sample different styles (classic, blanc de blanc, and rosé). While you sniff, swirl, and sip, learn about the Champagne region, the history of the wine, and current trends.

Stephanie, Jerome, Daniel or Thibault are part of the Winebnb tasting team. We have hundreds of tastings of French and foreign wines, are passionate about sharing emotions and knowledge around wine. Paris is a magical place to make these tastings.

Learn all about French wine on this small-group, guided tour right in the heart of Paris. Sample around six to seven French wines in an unpretentious atmosphere with a charismatic guide. Discuss which are your favorites with your small group as your French sommelier guide explains each one. Plan on around two hours for this tour, leaving the rest of the day free for other activities.

Discover the vineyards of Northern Burgundy, accompanied throughout the day by a wine expert guide, where the Chablisien and Auxerrois terroirs produce some of the world’s finest and most expressive Chardonnays. Your day begins with hotel pick-up in Paris. Enjoy a comfortable drive with a fresh croissant while your guide shares stories about the history and terroir of Chablis. Start at a prestigious Chablis domain. Explore the vineyards and cellars, learn the production process, and enjoy your first tasting of crisp, elegant Chablis. Continue through the vineyards and pause at a viewpoint to enjoy a glass of wine while learning about grape varieties and vine work. Lunch is served at a traditional Burgundy restaurant, paired with local wines. In the afternoon, visit a smaller, family-run Auxerrois estate. Meet the winemaker, explore the vineyards, and taste artisanal wines. Relax on the drive back to Paris with a drop-off at Hotel de Ville, taking home unforgettable memories.

See and taste magnificence on this full-day tour from Paris that takes you to the Chambord Chateau and Loire Valley wineries. At Chambord, learn all about the French Renaissance castle during an audio tour, then head to the Loire Valley to visit a gourmet restaurant or winery, where lunch and wine tastings are included. Before heading back to Paris, the trip also includes more tastings at a family-run winery.

Immerse yourself in French wine-making culture during this insightful visit to Les Caves du Louvre. Learn all about wine production and the famous wine-making regions in France from an audioguide, which you can stop and start as you please. Explore 18th century wine cellars that were once used by the King of France. You have the option to upgrade your tasting to include champagne and premium wines.

Eager to enjoy French wines and cheeses, but not sure where to start? This small-group cheese and wine pairing session in Paris has you covered. Visit a wine shop in the Latin Quarter and, with your culinary-expert guide, taste four wines from different French regions, all paired with various cheeses. Savor the flavors, learn classic tasting etiquette, and discover why each wine and cheese make the ideal partners.

Nothing says Paris like French wine, but most wine tastings include meat and cheese pairings—making it tough for vegans to partake. Specially designed with vegans in mind, this private one-hour wine tasting treats participants to three glasses of wine straight from the producers themselves, along with a spread of plant-based snacks. Tastings take place in the trendy 11th arrondissement near Père Lachaise cemetery.

Montmartre is known for two things: incredible views and delectable eats. But visitors unfamiliar with the area often find themselves stuck in the tourist track. Nibble on hand-picked food tastings—and natural wine—as you comb the hills of the 18th arrondissement during this half-day, small-group food tour.

Finding standout food on Paris’ popular Left Bank can be difficult when tourist-oriented options compete with authentic local favorites. Let an expert lead you to handpicked spots around Saint-Germain-des-Prés, where you can sample French food, wine, and spirits while learning about local gastronomy. Discover noteworthy producers and specialties without researching where to eat and drink on your own.

The gorgeous Loire Valley, known for its fairytale castles and incredible wineries, is a popular day trip from Paris, but getting around typically requires your own transportation. Visit two of the region’s most iconic châteaux—Chenonceau and Chambord—during this full-day, small-group tour. Includes up to five glasses of wine during tastings, with option to include a multi-course lunch at a family-owned restaurant in Amboise.

The Burgundy wine region is renowned for its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines, and lies about two hours southeast of Paris. With this tour, discover the region on a day trip, visit three different wineries, and learn about Burgundy's rich winemaking history and heritage. Sample red, white, rosé, and sparkling wines during three expert-led tastings, and stop for lunch (own expense) in the medieval town of Chablis.

Embark on a private day trip to discover the Sancerre region with your wine expert guide, enjoying a more personalised and intimate wine experience. After hotel pick-up in Paris, enjoy a comfortable drive with a freshly baked croissant while learning about the history and traditions of Sancerre winemaking. Start at a well-known winery. Explore the cellars, learn about the production process, and enjoy your first tasting while discovering famous terroirs. Continue with a drive through the vineyards and stop at a scenic viewpoint to taste a glass of wine while learning about vine growing. A typical French lunch is served at a family-run winery, featuring local products such as the region’s Crottin de Chavignol cheese, and paired with local wines. In the afternoon, visit a second family-run winery to taste wines from Sancerre and nearby appellations like Pouilly-Fumé. Return to Paris with drop-off at your hotel, concluding a memorable Sancerre wine experience.

Make the most of your short time in Paris with this walking tour and wine-tasting combination package. Tick off major landmarks in just a handful of hours, moving easily between sights on foot and using the metro system (at your own cost) as your guide leads the way. Tours also include a two-hour wine-and-cheese tasting experience on any day that suits you.

Get to know the Parisian neighborhood of Le Marais on a food walking tour with a guide who introduces you to local food vendors and artisans. You'll see sights like Hôtel de Ville and visit the oldest covered market in Paris, Marche des Enfants Rouges, as you learn about and taste the fine products found in this historical yet trendy district.

Paris is known for its gastronomy, but visitors often find themselves in tourist traps. Visit locally loved foodie hot spots on this private food tour through Le Marais. From pastries and a classic cheese board to boeuf bourguignon and snails, enjoy a customized culinary journey through one of the city’s hippest neighborhoods with vegetarian options available. This tour requires a minimum of two participants.

The Loire Valley is celebrated for its UNESCO–listed châteaux and world-class wineries—and this seamless, private tour lets you experience both with a wine expert guide, all in one day. Following morning pickup directly at your Paris hotel, travel to the magnificent Chambord Châteaux for an immersive audio tour. After a gourmet lunch of regional specialties and fine wines, enjoy a tour and tutored tasting at a family-run winery.

Explore some of France’s most famous vineyards and wineries—and don't worry about arranging your own transport—on this private day trip to the Champagne region. Travel from busy Paris to the historic city of Reims, a capital of the region and home to multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites. Next, choose to visit a range of top-drawer Champagne houses, from Taittinger and Pommery to G.H. Martel & Co and beyond (tastings own expense).