Join a local guide and explore the Montmartre of Picasso, Toulouse Lautrec and Van Gogh. Learn about where artists lived, drank, danced and painted, trading their paintings for food and art supplies. Hear the fascinating stories of the noisy cabarets and music halls where the French Cancan was invented.
Montmartre remains a charming and typical Parisian neighbourhood, proud of its history and inhabited by Monmartrois who remain passionate about their unique neighbourhood. Explore the evocative cobbled streets, small alleyways and quiet squares. Discover a beautiful working vineyard and stroll through the lively streets where locals shop for fresh produce in the many speciality shops and enjoy the lively café terraces. Visit the Place des Artistes, where today's artists still gather daily to paint and sell their work and admire the spectacular views of the city from the foot of the Sacré-Coeur.
Daily, March–October (expect Mondays & Wednesdays)
14:15 hrs at the top of the cable car to the Sacré Coeur, rue du Cardinal Dubois, 75018 Paris.
1,5 hrs
Live guiding in English
No child reduction. Free of charge for children under 4.
Fully guided 1.5 hour walking tour by an expert local Parisian guide
Meet your guide at the exit of the cable car (funiculaire) that goes up to the Sacré Coeur. You enter the cable car at the bottom of the hill of the Sacré Coeur. You will need 1 standard metro ticket to ride the car. If you do not wish to use the cable car you can take the steps beside it. As soon as you exit you will see your guide waiting for you. Your guide will be wearing their guide card with an orange lanyard.
Maximum group size is 20 people.