easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with moderate walking on varied terrain including uphill sections
Discover the artistic soul of Paris on a private Montmartre walking tour. Explore cabarets, iconic landmarks, and hidden alleys where Van Gogh and Picasso once roamed.
Private Tour • Cabarets, Artists, and the Sacre-Coeur! • 2h:15 min • All Ages •
Embark on a captivating private walking tour through Montmartre, tracing the artistic paths of Van Gogh and Picasso. Discover the vibrant history of this iconic neighborhood, from the Moulin Rouge to the stunning Sacré-Cœur Basilica, while enjoying breathtaking views and exploring charming streets filled with art and culture.
This is a Private Tour
2h:15 Min
On this Montmartre walking tour you will be seduced by the winding streets of a neighbourhood that was once the home of a Roman temple and then a small village teeming with windmills, before becoming the birthplace of Impressionism, overrun with cabarets and can-can dancers. Now the neighbourhood is full of great bars and restaurants, artists’ studios, and even a vineyard! Your Expert guide will help you explore the rich history of Montmartre, beginning with the famous Moulin Rouge, finding the house of Van Gogh and even Picasso’s studio, arriving finally at the magnificent Sacré-Coeur Basilica at the top of the highest hill in Paris, for breathtaking views of the city.
Highlights:
Rates:
• 1 to 2 Adults €280.00 per adult • 3 Adults €190.00 per adult • 4 Adults €145.00 per adult • 5 Adults €118.00 per adult • 6 Adults €100.00 per adult • 7 Adults €87.14 per adult • 8 Adults €77.50 per adult • 9 Adults €72.22 per adult
• Youth ages - 12 to 17 - €59.00 per person • Children ages - 1 to 11 - FREE!
Montmartre’s cobblestones and hills require supportive footwear for a smooth tour experience.
Paris weather can change quickly; a light rain jacket ensures comfort during outdoor exploration.
Capture Montmartre’s stunning views and charming streets to remember your visit.
Private tours fill quickly, especially during peak seasons, so secure your spot ahead of time.
Montmartre was once a separate village before its annexation by Paris in 1860 and thrived as an artists' colony in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Local initiatives focus on preserving the historic architecture and controlling tourist impact to maintain Montmartre’s character.
Essential for navigating Montmartre's uneven cobblestone streets and hills.
To capture the iconic sights and vibrant street scenes of Montmartre.
spring specific
Useful for carrying water, snacks, and tour materials.