The Secrets of Montmartre Walking Tour
9th Arrondissement, Paris
Explore the Montmartre district in Paris on a guided walking tour. Discover terrace cafés, romping bars and clubs, and bourgeois apartments as you stroll through narrow cobblestone streets.
This guided walking tour explores Montmartre in Paris, ideal for art and history enthusiasts seeking local insights.
Highlights
- Wander the cobbled streets of Montmartre
- See the Sacré Coeur, Van Gogh's House, Moulin Rouge, Picasso's Studio, and more
- Experience the bohemian atmosphere of Artists' Square and the Café des Moulins
- Discover the last windmill in Paris
Description
Explore the history and bohemian culture of Montmartre on this guided walking tour. Visit where famous artists lived and worked, passing iconic sights such as the Moulin Rouge, the Sacré Coeur church, and Van Gogh’s House.
Start at the Moulin Rouge, known for its can-can dancers, then walk uphill to artist studios, sculptures of pop stars, and the white-domed Sacré Coeur, the city's highest point. Learn why Vincent Van Gogh, Toulouse Lautrec, Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, and Salvador Dalí chose this district as home.
Pass by Artists' Square, the Montmartre Vineyard, and Van Gogh’s House. See the Café des Deux Moulins, featured in the film Amélie, and the last remaining windmill in Paris. Visit the former Red Light District, Picasso's studio, and hear stories such as the legend of Saint Denis.
Discover sites linked to Renoir’s painting Bal au Moulin de la Galette, La Place Dalida, and the cabaret where Picasso traded art for food.
Includes
- Local guide
Excludes
- Pickup or drop-off at your accommodation
Important Information
- Children under 13 years old are free with valid ID
- The tour route may be adjusted by the guide based on the group’s preference
- The tour does not enter museums or specific indoor sites to maintain flow and timing
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance.
For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and check weather conditions. Morning tours offer cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.