• Grand Palais - Start your adventure at the magnificent Grand Palais, featuring its stunning glass dome and Beaux-Arts architecture. From this vantage point, enjoy the view of the golden statues on Pont Alexandre III and the initial twinkle of Christmas lights.
• Pont Alexandre III - Observe the Alexandre III Bridge and Les Invalides shining in the distance — an ideal spot to begin learning about how Paris earned the title “City of Light” during Christmas.
• Invalides - From the bridge, admire the golden dome of Les Invalides, one of Paris’s most brilliant landmarks. During Christmas, its radiance resembles a giant ornament adorning the city. Here, discover how Parisian families once gathered by candlelight to celebrate the holidays — a testament to the enduring role of light in Christmas traditions.
• Avenue Montaigne - Be captivated by the stunning holiday displays of renowned fashion houses, where haute couture meets Christmas magic. Learn how luxury brands have transformed their windows into festive storytelling platforms, delighting Parisians and visitors alike with a tradition as eagerly awaited as the holiday season itself.
• Les Fontaines du Rond-point des Champs-Elysees - Pause beneath the illuminated trees at this famous roundabout. Here, your guide will share stories of how Parisians embraced Christmas lights, turning the avenue into a symbol of celebration, joy, and unity during the darkest winter nights.
• Fortwenger Champs-Elysées - Enter a charming boutique filled with the aroma of cinnamon and spice. As you savor Alsatian gingerbread and buttery bredele, learn how these treats have graced Christmas tables in France for centuries, carrying tales of family traditions and festive warmth.
• Ladurée - Enjoy a Parisian macaron while discovering how these delicacies became part of modern holiday indulgence. From ancient customs to today’s festive boxes wrapped like gifts, each bite connects you to the sweeter side of Christmas.
• Champs-Elysees - Walk along one of the world’s most renowned and beautiful avenues, aglow with festive colors. Your guide will share stories of how the lights became a Parisian holiday tradition, serving not just as decorations, but as a radiant invitation to celebrate the season’s joy together.
• Champs-Elysees Quartier - Relish a rich hot chocolate (akin to melted chocolate in a cup) right on the Champs-Élysées, and learn how this indulgent drink was once a treasured holiday luxury among French royalty.
• Arc de Triomphe - Conclude at the Arc de Triomphe, illuminated at the top of the Champs-Élysées. As you stand beneath its lights, hear how Paris celebrates Christmas as both a season of beauty and shared stories — the perfect conclusion to your holiday walk.

• Tasting of Parisian chocolates and a macaron at Maison du Chocolat
• Tasting of traditional Alsatian gingerbread and festive cookies at Fortwenger
• Stories and legends of Paris at Christmas told by a local guide
• Guided Christmas walking tour of the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne, and Arc de Triomphe
• Views of the Grand Palais, Pont Alexandre III, and Les Invalides

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Discover the enchantment of Paris during the Christmas season with a walking tour that blends festive illuminations and delightful holiday treats. Wander along the Champs-Élysées, adorned with holiday decorations, and listen to tales of Parisian Christmas customs from your knowledgeable local guide. Enjoy two gourmet stops along the way: savor the spiced sweetness of Alsatian gingerbread and cookies at Fortwenger, and indulge in the exquisite Parisian hot chocolate and macarons at the renowned La Durée. As you relish each delicacy, take in the sights of iconic landmarks such as the Grand Palais, Pont Alexandre III, Les Invalides, and conclude your tour beneath the radiant Arc de Triomphe. This is more than just a walk; it’s a festive exploration of the flavors, lights, and traditions that make Christmas in Paris truly unforgettable.

• Travelers with severe food allergies (tastings may include nuts, gluten, dairy, or traces of allergens)
• Visitors with limited mobility or difficulty walking

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