• Wall of Love - Nestled in a quaint square in Montmartre, the I Love You Wall is a poetic art piece showcasing the phrase “I Love You” in over 300 languages.
• Rue Des Abbesses - As one of the oldest streets in the area, this vibrant street embodies Montmartre’s charm with its diverse mix of cafés, boutiques, and historic architecture. Here, the guide will provide insights into the area’s bohemian history.
• Le Bateau-Lavoir - Once a modest artists’ residence, the Bateau-Lavoir was home to icons like Picasso, Modigliani, and Braque, who transformed modern art.
• Le Moulin de la Galette - This historic windmill, depicted in paintings by Renoir and Van Gogh, is a cherished symbol of Montmartre. Formerly a popular dance hall, it now stands as a reminder of the neighborhood’s vibrant past.
• Le Passe-Muraille - Inspired by a short story by Marcel Aymé, this whimsical sculpture portrays a man walking through a wall. Situated near the author’s former residence, it’s a playful nod to the surrealism often linked with Montmartre.
• Buste de Dalida - Discover the legendary French singer Dalida, a long-time Montmartre resident, immortalized in this bronze bust. Located in a tranquil square, the sculpture has become a place for fans to honor her lasting legacy.
• La Maison Rose - A favorite among artists and photographers, this charming pink house has been a Montmartre emblem for decades. Once visited by Picasso and Utrillo, it now operates as a cafe offering delightful French cuisine — and a fantastic photo opportunity on the tour!
• Le Clos Montmartre - Tucked away in the heart of Montmartre, this small vineyard produces wine that embodies the neighborhood’s history. Established in 1933 to preserve Montmartre’s winemaking tradition, it’s now a delightful reminder of the area’s rustic heritage.
• The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris - Situated at the highest point in Paris, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica provides breathtaking views of the city and a peaceful ambiance. Constructed in the late 19th century, its white domes and intricate mosaics are architectural marvels. The guide will offer tips on what to explore inside if visitors choose to enter after the tour.
• Place du Tertre - This bustling square is the heart of Montmartre’s artistic spirit, teeming with painters, caricaturists, and street performers. Surrounded by cozy cafés and restaurants, it’s an ideal spot to immerse in the bohemian atmosphere.

• 90-minute walking tour
• Local, Entertaining Guide
• Guided visit of Montmartre in English

• Gratuities
• Entry inside the Sacré-Coeur Basilica

Experience the enchantment of Montmartre on this engaging two-hour walking tour, where history, art, and culture come to life. This delightful neighborhood, once the residence of artists like Van Gogh, has been a source of inspiration for creativity over the centuries.

Start your journey at the I Love You Wall, a romantic artwork featuring “I Love You” in more than 300 languages. Meander through Montmartre’s charming streets, passing by landmarks such as the Moulin de la Galette, immortalized by Renoir, the historic Rue des Abbesses, several unique art installations, the city’s sole vineyard, and more.

At the summit of Montmartre, take in the stunning views from the Sacré-Cœur Basilica while discovering its remarkable 19th-century architecture. If open, visitors are welcome to explore the basilica independently after the tour — entry is free.

Afterward, wander around the basilica and proceed to Place du Tertre, a vibrant square bustling with artists and inviting terraces. The tour concludes at La Bonne Franquette, a historic restaurant once visited by Van Gogh and Monet.

• Please arrive 15 minutes early to check-in point as the tour starts on time. You may not be able to catch up to the tour if late.
• The activity runs regardless of weather conditions. Please dress accordingly.
• This route doesn’t include stairs, but it does involve navigating a few hills and narrow, sometimes busy streets. We recommend booking only if you feel confident you can comfortably complete the tour.
• The tour passes by the exterior of the Sacré-Coeur Basilica. It’s free of charge to enter when open, and your guide will share tips on what to see during your self-guided visit.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.