



by Paris Urban Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€70This walking tour lasts about two hours and is led by a local English-speaking guide in a small group of up to 14 people. It focuses on Montmartre’s less visited streets, starting opposite the Moulin Rouge. The route climbs the hill past notable sites including the café from the film Amélie and Van Gogh’s former home. Early on, the group visits a highly regarded bakery to taste a butter croissant. The tour continues to the Le Mur des Je t’aime wall, where visitors learn about the phrase “je t’aime” in 250 languages and hear stories of local artists like Picasso who lived in the area. The walk passes one of Paris’s last windmills and the main Montmartre avenue with luxury homes. A hidden passageway then leads to a quiet cobbled street with a notable view of Paris. Next, the group visits the last remaining vineyard in Paris near the top of the hill, opposite the Cabaret Au Lapin Agile, where a local legend about a painting donkey is shared. The final stop is at the Sacré-Coeur Basilica, viewed from a less common vantage point, followed by another city panorama. Throughout the tour, the guide provides tips on other sights, activities, and food options in Paris. The route covers about 2 kilometers at a relaxed pace and includes tasting one of Paris’s best butter croissants. Additional food, drinks, gratuities, and the Moulin Rouge show are not included.
Montmartre
Montmartre is a well-known district in northern Paris nicknamed the “Village.” It is famous for its steep cobbled streets and the many painters who once lived there. The tour explores lesser-known local streets to show a more authentic side away from the typical tourist areas.
15 min
Moulin Rouge
The tour begins across from the Moulin Rouge windmill, a classic Parisian landmark. The group climbs the hill past the café featured in the film Amélie and the former home of Van Gogh. The first stop is at a bakery awarded multiple prizes for its bread and pastries, where everyone tastes a buttery croissant.
30 min
Le Mur des Je t'aime
At this stop, the guide explains how to say “je t’aime” in 250 languages and tells the story of the first Parisian bishop. The group then climbs a few stairs to a charming square that once housed Pablo Picasso. The guide shares stories about local artists’ struggles before they became famous.
20 min
Drive-by
The tour passes by one of Paris’s last windmills, now privately owned. It continues along Montmartre’s main avenue, known for some of the city’s most expensive homes. A secret passageway leads to a cobbled street and a little-known viewpoint offering a clear view over Paris.
20 min
Au Lapin Agile
This stop features the vineyards of Montmartre near the hilltop, which produce red wine while overlooking the Paris suburbs. Opposite the vineyard is the cabaret Le Lapin Agile, where the guide recounts the tale of Lolo, a painting donkey.
15 min
Basilique Du Sacre-Coeur De Montmartre
The final stop is at the Sacré-Coeur Basilica. The group views the church from a rarely seen angle, followed by a panoramic view of Paris. Before the tour ends, the guide offers advice on other attractions and activities to explore in the city.
20 min
Outside the metro Blanche (line 2) at Ground level. Your guide will hold a Paris Urban Adventures sign.




by Paris Urban Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€70This walking tour lasts about two hours and is led by a local English-speaking guide in a small group of up to 14 people. It focuses on Montmartre’s less visited streets, starting opposite the Moulin Rouge. The route climbs the hill past notable sites including the café from the film Amélie and Van Gogh’s former home. Early on, the group visits a highly regarded bakery to taste a butter croissant. The tour continues to the Le Mur des Je t’aime wall, where visitors learn about the phrase “je t’aime” in 250 languages and hear stories of local artists like Picasso who lived in the area. The walk passes one of Paris’s last windmills and the main Montmartre avenue with luxury homes. A hidden passageway then leads to a quiet cobbled street with a notable view of Paris. Next, the group visits the last remaining vineyard in Paris near the top of the hill, opposite the Cabaret Au Lapin Agile, where a local legend about a painting donkey is shared. The final stop is at the Sacré-Coeur Basilica, viewed from a less common vantage point, followed by another city panorama. Throughout the tour, the guide provides tips on other sights, activities, and food options in Paris. The route covers about 2 kilometers at a relaxed pace and includes tasting one of Paris’s best butter croissants. Additional food, drinks, gratuities, and the Moulin Rouge show are not included.
Montmartre
Montmartre is a well-known district in northern Paris nicknamed the “Village.” It is famous for its steep cobbled streets and the many painters who once lived there. The tour explores lesser-known local streets to show a more authentic side away from the typical tourist areas.
15 min
Moulin Rouge
The tour begins across from the Moulin Rouge windmill, a classic Parisian landmark. The group climbs the hill past the café featured in the film Amélie and the former home of Van Gogh. The first stop is at a bakery awarded multiple prizes for its bread and pastries, where everyone tastes a buttery croissant.
30 min
Le Mur des Je t'aime
At this stop, the guide explains how to say “je t’aime” in 250 languages and tells the story of the first Parisian bishop. The group then climbs a few stairs to a charming square that once housed Pablo Picasso. The guide shares stories about local artists’ struggles before they became famous.
20 min
Drive-by
The tour passes by one of Paris’s last windmills, now privately owned. It continues along Montmartre’s main avenue, known for some of the city’s most expensive homes. A secret passageway leads to a cobbled street and a little-known viewpoint offering a clear view over Paris.
20 min
Au Lapin Agile
This stop features the vineyards of Montmartre near the hilltop, which produce red wine while overlooking the Paris suburbs. Opposite the vineyard is the cabaret Le Lapin Agile, where the guide recounts the tale of Lolo, a painting donkey.
15 min
Basilique Du Sacre-Coeur De Montmartre
The final stop is at the Sacré-Coeur Basilica. The group views the church from a rarely seen angle, followed by a panoramic view of Paris. Before the tour ends, the guide offers advice on other attractions and activities to explore in the city.
20 min
Outside the metro Blanche (line 2) at Ground level. Your guide will hold a Paris Urban Adventures sign.