easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most adults with basic walking fitness able to navigate some hills and stairs.
Step into the cinematic soul of Paris with the Montmartre Movie Tour, a walking journey through the iconic film locations of Amélie and beyond. Discover hidden corners and stories that bring this historic artist district to vivid life.
Explore the enchanting streets of Montmartre on a cinematic walking tour inspired by the film Amélie. Discover iconic locations, from the Sacré-Coeur to hidden gems, while uncovering fascinating stories behind beloved films. This unique experience blends art, cinema, and history, offering a memorable journey through Paris's artistic heart.
2h15
With its charming village look, Montmartre is one of the most filmed areas of Paris. During this cinematic walking tour inspired by Amélie (2001), you’ll see how it has always attracted films seeking to depict old Paris and to pay tribute to its artists. Together, we will walk in the footsteps of this rich history which combines painting, cinema and literature and mix very successful with lesser-known films that we will discover thanks to the many anecdotes, photos and video clips on tablet. A walk off the beaten track to rediscover the Butte.
The Amélie grocery, treasure hunt garden, the Sacré-Coeur, and the beautiful cinematic streets of Montmartre with other movies such as American in Paris (1951), Funny Face (1957), A Monster in Paris (2011), Ratatouille (2007), La Vie en Rose (2007), John Wick 4 (2023), Emily in Paris, and more…
The emblematic Cabaret du Lapin Agile, symbol of an artistic Paris adored by Hollywood.
The Sacré-Coeur, its panoramic view and dozens of films.
Amélie’s sets: from the metro to the grocery store, including the treasure hunt garden
Cinema friends dear to Montmartre
Montmartre’s cobblestone streets require good footwear for uneven and sometimes steep paths.
Capture the charming corners and iconic film spots suggested by your guide.
Carry water, especially in warmer months, as the tour lasts around 2–3 hours outdoors.
Start your tour early morning on weekends to experience quieter streets and better photos.
Montmartre was incorporated into Paris in 1860 and has a rich bohemian history, once home to famed artists and writers.
Efforts are made to maintain the neighborhood’s historic architecture and promote responsible tourism to protect its cultural legacy.
Essential for handling Montmartre’s uneven cobblestone and hilly terrain.
Layers help adjust to cool spring mornings and breezy evenings.
spring specific
Protect your skin during the sunny parts of the tour in summer.
summer specific
Quick shelter from autumn rains typical of Paris.
fall specific