Food and Wine in Paris

for their excellent traditional spread. Alternatively you can join the masses in central Paris and venture up the Eiffel Tower where you can enjoy panoramic views of the whole city from the comfort of one of the Eiffel Tower’s two luxury restaurants. Whether you are eating in the Eiffel Tower or in a restaurant in its shadow, take the opportunity to sample some of the country’s finest cheese and let your host guide you to the complementary flavours of the best French wines.

By day, the alluring aromas of Patisseries will tempt you with freshly baked croissants, croque Monsieurs and crepes and you will soon be absorbed into the local café culture where day time drinking is the norm.

At night sample the delights of the gourmet and Michelin awarded restaurants along the Champs Élysées where elaborate and sumptuous courses are washed down by the finest of French wines. Parisian chefs have mastered the art of fine gastronomy and wining and dining is a strong part of the Parisian culture and can be enjoyed from a traditional café or restaurant or in the more flamboyant surrounds of a French cabaret show such as the Moulin Rouge.