easy
2 hours
Suitable for most visitors comfortable with moderate walking on cobbled streets.
Step into the iconic Latin Quarter of Paris with this cinematic walking tour inspired by Woody Allen’s 'Midnight in Paris.' Discover famed literary landmarks, hear rich film anecdotes, and explore the city’s artistic heart on foot.
Embark on a captivating journey through the Latin Quarter, exploring the enchanting settings of a cult film. Discover the rich history of iconic writers and artists, visit legendary spots like Shakespeare & Co., and enjoy cinematic anecdotes, all while soaking in the charm of old Paris and its stunning architecture.
2 hours and 15 minutes
In the streets of the Latin Quarter, rediscover the settings of the film tribute to the capital and soak up its magic and fantasy. Like the hero of the film, Ciné-Balade invites you to travel back in time. We'll meet the mythical writers and artists who found refuge in the capital for a time. A mix of history of the neighborhood and cinematographic magic with photos and extracts on a tablet.
Return to the origins of the screenplay with the famous Shakespeare & Co.
Travel in the past with the restaurant where our hero meets Hemingway.
Small surprise stopover in a cinema with well-kept secrets.
The Montagne Saint Geneviève, its Pantheon and the beautiful Saint-Etienne church of Mount as the backdrop for Gil's travels.
Many cinema anecdotes in the neighborhood.
The charm of old Paris combined with the beauty of emblematic buildings.
The tour covers uneven cobblestone streets and lasts about 2 hours, so sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Paris weather is unpredictable; a compact umbrella helps you stay dry during light rain without interrupting the tour.
If you want to extend your exploration before or after the tour, easy access to metro and buses will be handy.
The bookstore can get busy; arriving early ensures time to browse and take photos without a rush.
The Latin Quarter dates back to Roman times and has been a center for scholars and artists for centuries, famously drawing intellectuals since the Middle Ages.
Paris’s historic districts are actively preserved with efforts by local authorities to maintain the area’s architectural integrity and reduce pollution impacts.
Supportive shoes are crucial for walking on Paris’s cobblestone streets.
Spring weather can be cool; a light jacket keeps you comfortable during the tour.
spring specific
Useful for bright summer days while walking the sunny streets.
summer specific
An umbrella prepares you for occasional autumn showers commonly seen in Paris.
fall specific