Food Tour of Aix-en-Provence

Your culinary experience with The Provence Food Tour starts here!

Get ready to explore the mouthwatering flavors of Aix-en-Provence with The Provence Food Tour! This isn’t just a typical tour—it’s a personal, unforgettable culinary adventure through the heart of this enchanting town.

Whether you’re a passionate foodie or simply curious about Provençal cuisine, our guides will show you the city and help you experience it just like a friend would. We’ll take you through vibrant markets, quaint artisanal shops, and hidden culinary gems that you won’t find in guidebooks.

A highlight of our tour is the Aix-en-Provence farmers market, one of the oldest in France, dating back over seven centuries! As we stroll through history, we’ll sample fresh, local produce and share stories about the time-honored traditions that have shaped the region’s food culture. We will learn how olives are made, from the harvest to the curing process, and taste fresh, creamy goat cheese crafted just the day before.

We’ll also seek out delicious, seasonal fruits — juicy strawberries, luscious apricots, and sun-ripened tomatoes, straight from the fields. And please join in, as we say “bonjour” to our friends and producers at the market! Each tour will also include samples of other local specialties, such as exquisite French cakes, calisson candy, artisanal bread, savory dips, and cured meats.

And, to truly immerse you in local life, when we stop for our purchases — maybe you can practice your French and help us order! What sets us apart is our team of guides, who connect you with our town in a truly personal way. With a love for Provençal gastronomy and a passion for storytelling, we bring each tasting to life, making your journey delicious, informative, and memorable. We’ll also take time to share some of the fascinating history of Aix—once the capital of the Kingdom of Provence—and tell you about the beautiful mansions built by noble families. To finish, we’ll toast with a glass of refreshing rosé wine, produced in the nearby countryside.