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Explora los sabores auténticos de Isle of France en una experiencia gastronómica inolvidable.
The Ile-de-France is the beating heart of France, a region that revolves around its dazzling capital, Paris, but offers much beyond its borders. Cradle of the French monarchy, its forests and valleys are dotted with majestic palaces and castles such as Versailles and Fontainebleau, which tell centuries of history. It is the epicenter of art, from the masterpieces of the Louvre to the birth of Impressionism in its surroundings. Despite its urban density, the region is home to vast forests, parks and gardens that offer a respite from the city's vibrant energy. It is a destination that perfectly combines monumental grandeur, bohemian charm and cultural sophistication.
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The gastronomy of the Ile-de-France is a reflection of Paris itself: a center that attracts the best of all French regions, but with a strong identity based on its bistros, brasseries, bakeries (boulangeries) and pastry shops (pâtisseries).
A comforting classic of Parisian bistros. A rich caramelized onion soup, served in a bowl with a slice of bread covered with gratin Gruyère cheese.
The dish par excellence of brasseries. A quality beef fillet, cooked to the desired doneness and accompanied by a generous portion of home-made fries.
The quintessential Parisian café sandwich. Sliced bread with cooked ham and cheese, baked in the oven with bechamel. The Croque Madame is also served with a fried egg on top.
Simplicity made perfection. A freshly made half baguette, spread with butter and filled with 'Jambon de Paris' (high quality cooked ham). The favorite quick lunch of Parisians.
The region is the birthplace of two of the most famous cheeses in the world, Brie de Meaux and Brie de Melun, both with protected designation of origin.
Although it is not a large producing region, wine is essential in any meal. Paris is full of wine bars (bars à vin) where you can taste wines from all regions of France.
The quintessential celebration drink. Originally from the neighboring region of Champagne, it is a fixture at aperitifs and special occasions in Paris.
The ritual of sitting on a café terrace with an espresso or café crème and people-watching is a purely Parisian experience.
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Ver guía completaA comforting classic of Parisian bistros. A rich caramelized onion soup, served in a bowl with a slice of bread covered with gratin Gruyère cheese.
The dish par excellence of brasseries. A quality beef fillet, cooked to the desired doneness and accompanied by a generous portion of home-made fries.
The quintessential Parisian café sandwich. Sliced bread with cooked ham and cheese, baked in the oven with bechamel. The Croque Madame is also served with a fried egg on top.
Although it is not a large producing region, wine is essential in any meal. Paris is full of wine bars (bars à vin) where you can taste wines from all regions of France.
The stars of the French 'viennoiserie' and the breakfast par excellence. Made with puff pastry and butter, they are found in any quality bakery.
Pay close attention to your belongings to avoid pickpockets, especially in the subway and in busy tourist areas. Buy tickets for the most popular attractions (Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Versailles) online well in advance to avoid long lines and ensure your access. To get around the region, consider transport passes such as the Navigo Découverte pass. Many museums are closed one day a week (usually Monday or Tuesday).
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