These are the best Paris tours for discovering the city beyond the famous landmarks. Whether you're a foodie or history buff, there's something in here for you.
While you’ll come for the views, you’ll stay for the food, with the delightfully varied menu including everything from fresh goat’s cheese to sea bream.
It's designed to provide as smooth a ride as possible, with an audio guide available to allow you to dip in and out of touristing as much as you like while you feast. For a real treat spend that bit extra and get the wine pairing course - you won’t regret it! Take a tour with Isango.Taste your way through the city on a chocolate and pastry Paris tour.
A treat for your stomach as much as your eyes, you can indulge in the very best delicacies that the luxury area of Saint Germain-des-Prés has to offer on Isango's tasty tour.Dare to stray off the beaten track and you can discover the hidden corners of the city on a guided tour of Paris. From tucked-away 18th century passages to the square that inspired the shape for Chanel’s N°5 perfume bottle, you’ll get to see a true mix of the city’s best bits.
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