Paris Small-Group Walking Tour with Fragonard Perfume Museum Visit, Chocolate & Champagne Tastings

Explore Paris on a small-group guided walking tour with perfume, Alain Ducasse chocolate, and Champagne tastings.

Getting started

Meet your professional English-speaking guide at the designated starting point in central Paris and join your small-group for the guided walking tour of Paris. After a short introduction to the day's plan, you set off on foot through the city streets. You will use the Paris Metro during the day, so keep your separate Metro Easy Pass or Navigo card handy for quick transfers.

What to expect

Paris landmarks walking route

This guided walking tour of Paris links the city's major sights with neighborhood streets and Metro hops so you can experience how locals move around the city.

Features

• Along the route, you see the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre-Dame, and the Arc de Triomphe from the outside, with time for photos as your guide points out key viewpoints.
• Your expert English-speaking guide shares stories about Paris' most famous landmarks and gives context as you explore different areas on foot.
• Traveling like a local using the Paris Metro, you cover more ground in one day while still keeping the experience at a walking pace suitable for a small-group.
• The small-group experience keeps the pace manageable and leaves room for questions as you move between sights and neighborhoods.

Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur Basilica

The tour includes time in Montmartre, the hilltop district known for its winding streets and village-like feel, centered around Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

Features

• Walk through Montmartre's streets as your guide explains how this area became associated with artists and cafés, with plenty of photo opportunities.
• From the hill around Sacré-Cœur Basilica, you can take in elevated views across Paris while hearing about the district's role in the city's cultural life.
• Your guide uses this stop to connect the neighborhood's atmosphere with the wider story of Paris you have been exploring throughout the day.

Fragonard Perfume Museum

At the Fragonard Perfume Museum, you step indoors to learn about one of France's most recognizable crafts.

Features

• During your visit to the Fragonard Perfume Museum, you see exhibits that trace how fragrances are created and packaged for the French and global markets.
• Your guide helps frame the museum visit within Paris' history of fashion and luxury goods so you can connect what you see to the city's broader identity.

Alain Ducasse chocolate tasting

The experience continues with a tasting focused on artisan chocolates by Alain Ducasse.

Features

• At the Alain Ducasse chocolate tasting, you sample carefully selected pieces that highlight different styles and intensities.
• Your guide introduces the tasting and explains how chocolate fits into Paris' wider food culture, adding context to each bite.

Galeries Lafayette Champagne tasting

The final scheduled stop brings you to Galeries Lafayette for a Champagne tasting.

Features

• During the Champagne tasting at Galeries Lafayette, you try a glass of French Champagne and can observe how it is presented and served.
• This tasting provides a moment to recap the day with your small-group while your guide is available for any final questions before the tour concludes.