Private 3-hour Paris Jewish Quarter walking tour exclusively for your group.
Discover 20+ sights and hidden gems, from Rue des Rosiers to Nazareth Synagogue.
One pastry per guest at Florence Kahn (Wednesday–Sunday) or Yann Couvreur (any day)
Savor Jewish baking traditions at Florence Kahn’s charming blue-mosaic boutique
Florence Kahn choices may include strudel, cheesecake, poppy-seed pave, beef sambos, potato latke
Yann Couvreur may offer chocolate–hazelnut cookie, brioche Bostock, kouglof or apple turnover.
Discover local life, food traditions and memorable details of the Jewish Marais.
A private tour personalized to your preferences—discuss your interests with your guide on the tour
Explore distinctive synagogue façades, historic streets, tucked-away gardens, iconic bakery spots
Exterior introductions to the Shoah Memorial and Museum of Jewish Art and History.
Friendly local guide and relaxed conversation about the neighborhood and everyday Parisian life.
Opportunities for brief purchases, coffee breaks, restroom stops and personal recommendations.
Optional finish at your centrally located hotel; travel time may require itinerary adjustments.

Drinks and additional food
The Shoah Memorial’s, L’As du Fallafel, Miznon Marais and Librairie du Temple are closed on Saturday
Gratuities for your guide (optional)

• Stroller / pram accessible
• Animals or pets allowed
• Public transportation nearby
• Infants must sit on your lap

• Not wheelchair accessible
• Infant seats unavailable
• This is a neighborhood discovery walk combining architecture, local life, food traditions and an introduction to Jewish history and heritage.
• The 20+ discoveries include buildings, streets, gardens, memorials, shops and food addresses. Some receive brief introductions while walking.
• Museum, synagogue, school and private-property interiors are excluded.
• One pastry per guest is included at one venue: either Florence Kahn, Wednesday–Sunday, or Yann Couvreur, any day. Only one venue and one item per guest are included.
• Florence Kahn choices may include strudel, cheesecake or poppy-seed-and-raisin pavé. A selected potato latke, beef sambos or portion of challah may be available instead.
• Yann Couvreur choices may include Roulé Isatis, chocolate–hazelnut cookie, brioche Bostock, individual kouglof or apple turnover.
• The venue depends on opening hours, available selection and the pace of your tour. Share any preference with your guide at the beginning of the tour.
• The pastry break is planned as takeaway. Seating is subject to availability, and drinks are not included.
• The food inclusion is not advertised as certified kosher. The suitability of a specific venue and item must be checked if required.
• Saturday tours operate normally as exterior neighborhood walks. L’As du Fallafel, Miznon Marais, Murciano and Librairie du Temple are closed, and the Shoah Memorial’s interior is closed. The included pastry remains available at the selected open venue.
• Some businesses close earlier on Fridays. Their façades can still be introduced when shops are closed.
• La Boutique Jaune is currently a historic exterior address; reopening following its August 2026 fire has not been confirmed.
• Garden access depends on opening hours and weather. Anne Frank Garden has school-term morning restrictions.
• Optional purchases depend on immediate service. The schedule does not allow queueing or purchases at every food address.
• Please let your guide know whenever you need a restroom or short rest. Facilities depend on the locations open during your departure.
• Discuss your preferences with your guide at the beginning. Adjustments must fit the booked duration and may replace other places.
• An optional finish at your centrally located hotel can be arranged in advance. Travel time counts toward the tour duration and may require itinerary adjustments; additional transport is not included.
• Tours operate rain or shine.