Top Île-de-France Spring Break in 2026

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.

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.

It isn’t a trip to Paris without good wine, bread, and cheese—and this indulgent, tutored tasting offers the perfect chance to sample and learn more about the most popular French flavors. You’ll sample six wines from France’s top growing regions, paired with six different cheeses.

Check off three UNESCO–listed Loire Valley châteaux in just one day—and make exploring beyond Paris city limits simple—on this full-day, small-group tour. Look forward to visiting Chenonceau, Chambord, and Amboise Châteaux, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Benefit from round-trip transit, included admission tickets, and time to explore with a guide and at your own pace. Then, enjoy a wine tasting before departing.

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.

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.

Experience the heart of Parisian nightlife with a guided pub crawl and avoid falling for tourist traps. Skip the lines and enjoy VIP treatment at handpicked venues, from chic cocktail lounges to lively pubs. Share toasts, forge new friendships, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere that defines Paris after dark. Every sip and laugh on this unforgettable night out reflect the city's unique charm. Reserve your spot now and see Paris in a whole new light!

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.

Don't waste an evening in Paris looking for the party. With this pub crawl, discover the hottest spots for drinking and dancing with the insider knowledge of a local guide. Stop at three buzzy bars for free shots, plus get VIP treatment with skip-the-line entrance to a Parisian club. Connect with fellow travelers and experience the city's nightlife scene to get a feel for Paris after dark.

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.

Many Loire Valley tours squeeze wine tasting in between chateau visits, leaving little time for each, but this tour has just one focus—the Sancerre wine region. With the entire itinerary devoted to sampling Sancerre’s famous wines and delicious regional food, you’ll feel like you can really savor the experience. Visit at least two wineries, enjoy a wine-paired lunch, and learn the secrets behind Sancerre’s celebrated sauvignon blanc wines.

Paris has some of the best food in the world, but it can be overwhelming to navigate all the options available in the city. This private tour takes care of the research for you, taking you to several spots to try local food, from escargot to camembert and crepes. Get two tours in one, since you'll also get an overview of one of Paris’ finest neighborhoods: the Marais.

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.

One of Paris' most atmospheric neighborhoods, Le Marais is also one of the best places to eat in the City of Light—and this small-group tour will whisk you off the tourist trail and straight to the locals-loved culinary highlights. Enjoy more than 10 tastings across six stops, and enjoys such as French onion soup, escargot, and more, with wine pairings.

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.

Don’t just drink wine in Paris—blend your own during this winemaking workshop. In an 18th-century royal wine cellar in the heart of the city, learn how to create your own wine and design a personalized label with an experienced winemaker. Taste different grape varietals to select the ones you like, and then take your bottle with you at the end of class.

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.

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.

Enjoy a more personal way to learn about French wines during this small-group, evening tasting session, hosted in Paris' ever-popular Latin Quarter. Taste six wines from some of the country's most renowned wine regions, including Burgundy, Bordeaux, and the Loire Valley, and discover tips for proper sipping and savoring from your sommelier host. Alongside the reds and whites, make the night special with a Champagne sample.

Discover the heart of Paris on a 2-hour Express food tour through Rue Montorgueil, Les Halles, and the streets surrounding the Louvre, the historic district once known as "the belly of Paris," fed by the city's central market for over 800 years. Your guide leads you along Rue Montorgueil, one of the city's oldest market streets, for a French brioche tasting. Next, visit a celebrated fromagerie to taste Comté, France's most-loved cheese. Pass the magnificent Église Saint-Eustache, where Molière was baptised, before stopping at O'Chateau, a renowned Parisian wine bar, to pair a glass of French wine with a refined croque monsieur. Stroll through the Passage du Grand-Cerf, a stunning 1825 Belle Époque arcade, then end at a secret location with a sweet finale. The tour concludes at Louvre-Rivoli, steps from the Louvre Museum, Pont Neuf and La Samaritaine, perfectly placed to continue exploring the heart of Paris!

Indulge in an evening of fine dining in Paris—and make your time more interactive and immersive than a typical meal out—with this intimate dinner and wine-pairing experience. Enjoy three courses of haute cuisine in a restaurant that's conveniently located near the Louvre, where you can enjoy a range of classically French gourmet dishes.

Indulge your sweet tooth and learn all about the chocolate making process, with the chance to create your own bars, in this small-group workshop at a vegan factory in Paris. Learn about the history of chocolate, the different steps from bean to bar, and techniques for crafting chocolate, before creating four unique bars of your own.

With its tiny bistros and hole-in-the-wall bakeries, Montmartre is a foodie’s dream—but too often, travelers find themselves in disappointing tourist traps. Skip the bland meals and discover nine hand-picked tastings on this small-group food tour, everything from rich éclairs to traditional French cider. Learn the story behind each local shop along the way, and top it all off with a wine and cheese tasting in a wine cellar.

Paris has an incredible food scene and it can be difficult to experience it all in one trip. This small-group tour through Montmartre provides an incredible introduction to both the neighborhood’s history and to Parisian culinary culture, with plenty of stops to taste included wine, cheese, charcuterie, pastries, macarons, and much more, all with a guide to lead the way.