2 h

Grupo pequeño

Caminando

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Reúnase con el guía a las 10.00 h en el centro de París y camine por el precioso distrito 12, que a menudo pasa desapercibido entre los turistas, pero que es muy popular para los parisinos. Su guía local le conducirá al Marché d'Aligre, un animado mercado interior/exterior en el que se vende de todo, desde antiguos gramófonos a piezas de vajillas, pasando por mermeladas artesanas.
Con la ayuda de su guía local, descubra maravillosa tiendas gourmet en el Marché d'Aligre, donde podrá hablar con los vendedores sobre sus pasiones y hacer todas las preguntas que desee. Visitar varias tiendas de quesos y chocolate, además de La Graineterie, una tienda de especias que abrió en 1895 y que en la actualidad vende harinas especializadas, especias, tés y caramelos clásicos, además de semillas. Disfrute de una cata de quesos, vinos y chocolate, todos incluidos en el precio de la visita.
Al final de su recorrido gastronómico a pie de 2 horas, su guía estará encantado de ofrecerle recomendaciones para continuar con su exploración; puede seguir paseando por el Marché d'Aligre por su cuenta y buscando sabrosas delicias junto a los lugareños.

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Incluido

Guía local
Degustación de 5 tipos de queso.
Degustación de 5 tipos de chocolate.
2 vasos pequeños (120ml) de vino
Entrada - Marche d'Aligre
Entrada - 12th Arrondissement

No incluido

Alimentos y bebidas, salvo que se especifique.
Propinas
Recogida y regreso al hotel.

Adicional

La confirmación se recibirá en el momento en que se realice la reserva
El mercado está cerrado los domingos por la tarde y los lunes durante todo el día.
La edad mínima para beber alcohol en Francia es de 18 años.

Características

Turismo

90%

Cultural

70%

Comida

55%

Original

40%

Opiniones

3.8

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ywoods52

4 | 2017-09-28

The tour was great, our guide wonderful, and getting the opportunity to walk through some of the markets was fabulous. My only complaint has to do with the directions. We were specifically told to meet at the newsstand next to the Café du Faubourge. Problem is, the Café is there but the closest newsstand is 2 blocks away. So imagine the anxiety of trying to figure out whether you are in the right place. Finally a tour guide with another tour company noticed us pacing back and forth with the papers in our hand and made a call on our behalf. Our guide told us she has repeatedly asked them to correct the instructions for MONTHS to no avail. Perhaps now they will.

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Peter D

5 | 2017-08-07

If you like getting off the beaten track, this is for you. The two of us were met by a knowledgeable guide named David, who was fun and entertaining. We spent the morning ambling through this old market, listening to the banter, looking at fresh food of all kinds, asking questions and getting answers, being able to see so much fresh fruit and vegetables which we do not see at home. We collected fresh baguettes, cheese and wine then leaned on a barrel eating bread and cheese, drinking wine and watching the world go past. For a quite unique experience, we would so recommend this tour.

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Christopher S

5 | 2015-07-06

This was the best tour we took on our trip. David Jornet was a great host, he knew so much about the history of the market, the culture, and the food. The real stars of the tour was the fantastic cheeses and chocolate we got to try. We would take this tour again, if we ever get back to Paris!

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Kevin F

5 | 2014-12-03

David was fantastic. He is very knowledgeable and very friendly. He took time to answer all our questions and never seemed rushed. The wine and cheese were very good. All the merchants were very friendly. I highly recommend this tour.

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Katherine H

1 | 2014-08-11

I did not enjoy this tour. I could have done it without the tour guide. David was unprofessional. Instead of leading the tour the group was leading it.

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Katherine S

3 | 2014-08-04

Great tour and guide but didn't get the stated amount of food and think it was incredibly over priced for what we received.

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Kerry A

1 | 2014-07-14

The lady that led the tour didn't really seem to know much about the area. There was a lot of wandering around and her not saying much. Considering my wife and I were the only two people on the tour, you would think that it would have been easy to give us plenty of details. There wasn't much food on the tour either. It included 5 small pieces of cheese, a half bottle of wine to share between the two of us, and two pieces of chocolate to share. We did a food walking tour in Rome and it was great. Plenty of food and knowledgable guides. This tour, on the other hand, was awful. At least the vendors at the wine and chocolate shops were nice.

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Cynthia M

5 | 2014-07-08

This was a great tour that took us through some markets in Paris and gave us a nice overview of the finer points of French shopping, wine, cheese and chocolate. Our guide, Francois, was very knowledgable and fun to spend time with. I would highly recommend this tour!

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