Montmartre is the bohemian soul of Paris — and has been for centuries. On this walking tour, you’ll find out why. From painters like Monet, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Van Gogh, to writers like Zola and Marcel Aymé, to stars like Dalida, this hill has always drawn the dreamers. Wander past old windmills, one of the last working vineyards in Paris, and streets full of ivy-covered charm. See the spots from films like Amélie and Emily in Paris, and take in sweeping views from the steps of the Sacre-Cœur. Your guide brings the neighborhood to life with stories that connect art, history, and everyday Parisian magic. If you’d like, you can add on a tasting of four wines — three stills and one sparkling — paired with a cheese and charcuterie board, all led by a professional sommelier. It’s one of our favorite small group tours — come see why Montmartre still captures the imagination.
Meet your guide in front of the Starbucks café Look out for the Astra Via sign
The tour ends in front of the Sacre Coeur Basilica in Montmartre.
The birthplace of the Belle Époque, this world-famous cabaret has been dazzling audiences with its extravagant shows and bohemian spirit for over a century. Learn about the artists, dancers, and wild nights that made it legendary.
A charming, winding street lined with historic cafés, bakeries, and shops. Vincent Van Gogh once lived here, and it remains one of Montmartre’s most picturesque and lively streets.
One of Montmartre’s most authentic streets, home to classic Parisian bistros, boutiques, and a stunning Art Nouveau metro entrance. A perfect place to soak in the local charm.
A romantic hidden gem, this artistic installation features “I love you” written in over 250 languages, making it a must-see for lovers and dreamers alike.
The legendary artists’ residence where Picasso, Modigliani, and many others lived and worked. This humble building is where Picasso painted Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, a masterpiece that revolutionized modern art.
This lively spot was once a favorite gathering place for artists and Parisians, and even inspired the famous Impressionist painting "Bal du moulin de la Galette" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
In this square, you'll find a unique optical illusion sculpture called "Le Pass-Muraille" (The Man Passing Through the Wall), inspired by a story by Marcel Aymé.
A quiet, tucked-away square dedicated to the beloved French-Italian singer Dalida, a true icon of French music. Her statue stands here, and legend says touching her bronze bust brings good luck.
Admire the charming pink building that was once a popular haunt for artists like Picasso and Modigliani.
Montmartre’s most famous square, where painters set up their easels daily, continuing the neighbourhood’s artistic legacy. This lively spot is surrounded by charming cafés and is the perfect place to see artists at work.
Perched atop Montmartre, this stunning white basilica offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Paris. A symbol of faith, resilience, and beauty, it’s the perfect place to end your journey through Montmartre.
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