Private walking tourUp to 6 people2 hoursIdeal for families
The streets of Montmartre

Perched on its hill overlooking Paris, Montmartre is one of the last villages of the capital. Its well-preserved little houses tell the sometimes glamorous, sometimes tragic story of Paris. Through its quaint, romantic streets we still come across windmills, vineyards and the studios of famous artists.

From the Bateau-Lavoir where Picasso invented Cubism to the cabarets of the Belle Époque, your guide reveals the Montmartre of painters, poets and rebels — far from the crowds of the Place du Tertre.

The tour

2 hours

Village life and artists

Windmills, the last vineyard of Paris, the Bateau-Lavoir, Renoir’s and Van Gogh’s addresses, the Sacré-Cœur.

Good to know

Montmartre is full of stairs, slopes and cobblestones. This tour is not suitable for wheelchairs or for people who find walking difficult.

Practical information

Meeting pointPlace des Abbesses, at the Abbesses metro entrance (line 12)
Group1 to 6 people, private
Duration2 hours
AvailableEvery day

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