• Montmartre - Each year, numerous visitors are drawn to Montmartre, yet many overlook the genuine hidden charm of this remarkable area. Beyond the bustling crowds, one can still experience the Montmartre of Picasso, Toulouse Lautrec, and Van Gogh, where artists once lived, socialized, and created, often trading their art for sustenance and materials. Discover their captivating stories and those of the lively cabarets and music halls where the French Cancan originated.

Today, Montmartre remains a delightful and quintessential Parisian district, proud of its heritage and inhabited by Montmartrois who cherish their distinctive neighborhood. Wander through narrow alleyways, picturesque cobblestone streets, and serene squares, uncover a beautiful working vineyard and bustling café terraces. Visit the artist’s square, where contemporary artists gather daily to paint and sell their creations, and enjoy the breathtaking views over the city from the base of the Sacré Coeur.

Uncover the true Montmartre, one of the city’s best-kept secrets.

• Le Marais - Parisians adore the Marais, and most visitors fall in love with this extraordinary part of the city. Blending centuries of history, magnificent architecture, high fashion, world-class museums and galleries, and an exceptional dining scene, the Marais is a must-see!

Spared from the extensive 19th-century renovations of Paris, the Marais retains the old-world allure of narrow streets, tranquil courtyards, and splendid medieval and Renaissance mansions. Discover cutting-edge boutiques and trendy cafés. Visit the traditional Jewish quarter, where you can savor the finest falafel in the city, and be sure to explore some of the newest and best pastry shops in town! Hear tales of jousts, romances, treason, and revolution as you stroll through some of the city’s most charming streets.

Dynamic and modern, yet rich in history and brimming with charm, the Marais is the ideal place to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of both contemporary and historical Paris.

• Latin Quarter - A traditional haven for writers and scholars, the lively and diverse Latin Quarter represents bohemian Paris at its finest. Walk in the footsteps of the iconic writers and poets of the Lost Generation who lived and wrote in Paris, capturing their lives here in literature. Hemingway, Scott Fitzgerald, Ezra Pound, and Gertrude Stein found their muse here, making Paris of the 1920s the artistic hub of the world.

Today, discover cobblestone streets, quirky bookshops, and bustling cafés. Journey to the heart of this charming neighborhood, past vibrant outdoor food markets, tree-lined avenues, and quaint squares frequented by cats and stylish students. See the Sorbonne University, established in 1237, and the grand Pantheon, which houses the remains of France’s most esteemed figures. Witness the ongoing restoration of the iconic Cathedral of Notre Dame as it turns the next chapter of its storied history.
The genuine Latin Quarter is steeped in history and full of surprises.

• Montmartre Village - Discover Montmartre’s enchanting streets with a cancan dancer as your guide, revealing the dance’s history, significance, and legendary performers. Experience the spirit of freedom, femininity, and joy that continues to resonate in this vibrant neighborhood.
• Palais-Royal - Enter Emily’s world with this guided walking tour through the lively streets of Paris, exploring iconic filming locations from Emily in Paris. Led by your guide, Stephanie, you’ll see the city through Emily’s perspective, from glamorous landmarks to hidden treasures, in a playful and engaging manner.
• Butte-aux-Cailles - Join a local street artist for a guided tour of the vibrant Butte Aux Cailles, where you’ll explore its colorful walls and hidden graffiti. Discover the stories behind the artwork and learn about Paris’s urban art scene.
• Place du Tertre - Embark on a guided street art tour of Montmartre with a local artist, where you’ll explore its vibrant murals and graffiti alongside tales of the famous artists who once called the area home. Discover the blend of history and urban creativity that makes this neighborhood truly unique.
• Jardin des Tuileries - Step into the Tuileries Gardens for an immersive tour exploring the history of dance in Paris. Learn about the evolution of French dance, from classical ballet to the Cancan, and participate in the moves if you wish!

• Small group size: 15 people or fewer
• 1.5-hour guided walking tour in English
• Expert local guide with full license

• Hotel pick up/drop off
• Gratuities (optional)
• Please note you are choosing one tour from the selection

Experience Paris like never before with our diverse and captivating guided walking tours, each providing a distinct view of the city’s rich culture and history. Whether you’re enchanted by the historic allure of the Latin Quarter, the artistic vibe of Montmartre, or the sophisticated avenues of Le Marais, there’s a tour to satisfy your curiosity. Art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the city’s lively urban scene with two street art tours led by a local artist, while dance lovers can delve into the intriguing history of movement in France, from the lively Cancan to the graceful elegance of ballet in the Tuileries. Fans of Emily in Paris can step into her world and explore the city through her perspective, or be led by a real Cancan dancer through Montmartre’s secret pathways. With each tour providing an engaging, immersive experience, the toughest decision is where to start!

• At the time of booking you will choose the neighborhood tour that you wish to take. Please note all sites are not included in each tour, they will vary depending on the tour you choose and are detailed in the separate descriptions for each neighborhood.
• VERY IMPORTANT! Please check your meeting point carefully depending on the tour you have chosen, each tour has a different meeting point
• You can cancel your tour up to 24 hours prior to departure and receive a full refund. Please note that refunds are not possible for missed tours.
• If you plan to arrive at the meeting point by taxi, please ensure you leave yourselves plenty of time, it can often take a considerable amount of time to find a taxi in Paris!

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