moderate
2–3 hours
Moderate fitness needed due to walking uphill and on uneven surfaces
Discover Montmartre’s vibrant art legacy on a private French-language walking tour. Explore hidden streets from the Moulin Rouge to Sacré-Cœur and experience the true spirit of Paris’s bohemian heart.
€49 - €115 | 2.5 Hrs | Daily | Moulin Rouge to Sacré-Cœur | See the real Paris
Experience the enchanting district of Montmartre on a private walking tour that delves into its rich artistic history and vibrant culture. Guided by enthusiastic locals, explore iconic sites like the Moulin Rouge and Sacré-Cœur, while uncovering captivating stories of legendary artists. Enjoy breathtaking views and the charm of Parisian life.
Private Walking Tour Professional Tour Guide Exclusively For You Entry Into The Sacre-Coeur Cathedral Duration 2 - 2.5 Hours Tour Will Run, Rain Or Shine
Tour price does NOT include Hotel Pickup or Drop-Off (we recommend UBER or Taxi) Tour does NOT include gratuities (OPTIONAL) This tour is NOT available for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair
Wander through the post card perfect district of Montmartre, home of the Impressionists and cabarets that marked the Belle Epoque period. This private guided walking tour will explore a time when the City of Light sparkled more than ever. Your tour will pair you with one of our enthusiastic young guides who share their favorite stories and personalities that define the Montmartre neighborhood.
Follow your private guided tour up the butte or hill of Montmartre, starting at its base where the Moulin Rouge’s windmill still spins slowly and where its girls still kick high each night. Wind up the hill and its cobbled streets to discover the houses of artists like Van Gogh and Picasso who called Montmartre home. Let us introduce you to France’s disco queen Dalida and the artists who still sell their wares on the square. At the top of the hill, the gleaming white basilica of Sacré Coeur awaits as well as a breathtaking photo op of Paris from one of the city’s highest vantage points. Cinema buffs and fans of the film Amélie will feel extra giddy in this district, where much of the movie was filmed. You also have the option of taking an evening tour to catch a sunset over the city if you’re lucky (depending on the season).
Montmartre’s narrow streets and hills require good footwear for walking and climbing.
Capture the sweeping views from Sacré-Cœur and the lively street art scenes.
Enjoy quieter streets and cooler temperatures before the afternoon crowds arrive.
Expect uneven cobblestones and steep paths throughout the neighborhood.
Montmartre was officially annexed by Paris in 1860, but has a longer history as an artists' enclave dating back to the 19th century.
Local efforts work to preserve Montmartre's heritage buildings and limit overcrowding to maintain neighborhood charm.
Necessary for navigating Montmartre’s cobbled and hilly streets.
Useful for carrying water, a camera, and any purchases.
Stay hydrated during warmer months while exploring.
summer specific
Spring can be windy on the hilltops, so bring layers.
spring specific