• Les Deux Magots - The tour begins at the iconic literary café, Les Deux Magots, for a meet and greet and breakfast. The breakfast included with the tour is:

Le Classique-
Choice of hot beverages
(Espresso, double espresso, filter coffee, white coffee, cappuccino, Dammann tea, or Old-style chocolate)
Croissant and bread with Poitou-Charentes butter (15g)

• La Rhumerie - A visit to this Rum House, established in 1932 by Joseph Louville, a Caribbean native from Martinique, and still owned by his family today.
• Bookstore Presence Africaine - Présence Africaine began as a pan-African quarterly cultural, political, and literary magazine, published in Paris and founded by Alioune Diop in 1947. In 1949, it expanded into a publishing house and bookstore. Influential in the Pan-Africanist movement, the decolonization efforts of former French colonies, and the birth of the Négritude movement, we will explore its rich history.
• 14 Rue Monsieur le Prince - The location of Richard Wright’s Apartment in Paris, marked by a commemorative plaque on the building.
• Pigalle - A stroll through the neighborhood that became an extension of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s and 30s. With numerous jazz clubs and black-owned businesses established by African Americans residing in the city, we’ll highlight some of the most notable spots.
• KEUR : OBJETS ET DÉCORATION AFRICAINE. - Serving as a bridge between Dakar and Paris, Keur - meaning “house” in Wolof - offers a selection of authentic and vibrant decorative items and home accessories, all crafted in Senegal.
• Château Rouge - Known as Little Africa, Château Rouge is a lively and diverse neighborhood with shops and a food market catering to Paris’s African community. We’ll explore some of the stores, shop around, discuss the neighborhood’s history, and engage with locals.
• BMK Paris-Bamako - The day concludes with a meal at one of Paris’s finest African restaurants, BMK. If you haven’t experienced cuisine from Mali or Senegal, you’re in for a delightful surprise.

• All Day Metro Pass
• Breakfast

We start with a free French breakfast at Les Deux Magots cafe in Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, a favorite of renowned authors like James Baldwin and Richard Wright. As we traverse through the 5th and 6th arrondissements, we’ll visit a multitude of historical locations before heading to the Pigalle district. Here, we uncover how the area once got the label ‘Black Montmartre’. Of course, no Black Paris tour is complete without a trip to the area known as Little Africa—Chateau Rouge, famous for its plethora of shops and businesses.

We’ll provide you with an Unlimited Metro Pass for traveling to places not reachable by foot. Ultimately, our tour ends with a succulent dinner at one of the city’s top African restaurants, where we can discuss and share our best experiences of the day (Meal Not Included In Price).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.