Bakery Tour: The Best Bakeries in Paris

The wonderful world of French bakeries and its works of art

2 to 3 hours
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
brioches, croissants and much more
with guide
PT - ES - EN

WHAT BRINGS US HERE
Paris is everyone’s favorite destination for tasting the most delicious croissants and brioches on earth!
The good news is that the French capital is evolving, transforming and reaching new heights. The bakery scene in Paris is now more dynamic and expansive than ever.
The best bakeries in Paris are now turning their attention to rustic flours, which favor less refined cereals and natural fermentation (going back to basics when bread was made this way… and was tastier!!!).
The aim of this tour is to present the best boulangeries / bakeries in Paris, led by exceptional artisans.

WHAT WILL HAPPEN
On this Bakery Tour we’ll walk about two miles with several stops along the way.
On this Bakery Tour we will try a sublime selection of different specialties.
On this Bakery tour you will be able to satisfy your love for the beautiful art of French baking.
The tour will also be a nice city tour through the beautiful and lively area between Canal de Saint Martin and Republique square, two very important and historical points of the city.

WHAT IS INCLUDED
– Local guide specialized in gastronomy, history and culture
– Tasting: pain au chocolat, brioches, croissants, tartes and much more

WHAT CAN BE INCLUDED
– Marais Food Tour
– Fruit and Vegetables Picking in Paris: a Gastronomical and Pedagogic Experience
– French Patisserie Tour
– This tour can be extended and done in 2 days, in different regions of the city

Do you know we have an amazing culinary blog? (in Portuguese, but soon in English too)

 

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Did you know ?
To understand the origin of the baguette we must go back to 1830, the date that coincides with the arrival of Viennese bread in France: a bread made from brewer's yeast and steamed, originally consumed only by the aristocrats. Little by little, Viennese bread became more democratic and became the bread of the workers. Its shape becomes longer and longer to facilitate transportation and to be able to fit into the wicker baskets so used for shopping at the time ... it was at this moment that it earned the baguette nickname. 

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+1 (724) 400-5989 (US)
+33 6 23 16 40 05 (FR)