Pastry & neighborhood streets

Montmartre Pastry Walk

Begin with a bakery, leave room for a pastry stop and take in the streets between them. This route is for visitors who enjoy both a good croissant and the pleasure of exploring on foot.

Suggested length: 2–3 hoursEnglish-language enquiryQuote on request
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Illustrative food scene for this Paris route
Illustrative imagery. Exact venues and tastings are agreed separately.

A possible shape for your walk

From the first stop to the last bite

01

A bakery beginning

Discuss bread and breakfast traditions while choosing a first tasting.

02

A sweet pause

Explore a pastry counter and compare textures, flavors and the seasonal selection.

03

Time between stops

Make space for questions, photographs and a café break if the route allows.

Before you confirm

The written proposal should set out the date, duration, meeting point, group size, total price and cancellation conditions. It should also state whether tastings, drinks or transport are included. Do not assume an item is included until it is listed.

Good to know

Montmartre includes hills and steps. Let us know about walking or seating requirements before a route is agreed. Bread and pastry stops often involve wheat, dairy, eggs and nuts.

Venues may close, change hours or sell out. A proposed route may need an alternative stop; important changes should be agreed before the walk.

Meeting point

The exact meeting point is supplied with the confirmed itinerary. There is no walk-in Matbaten office listed on this site.

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