Join a 2-hour walking tour led by an expert guide to explore Montmartre, a neighborhood that has been a wellspring of inspiration for artists. Stroll along Montmartre's cobbled streets, tracing the paths of renowned artists who once resided there. You'll also see the former residence of Vincent Van Gogh and the art studio where Pablo Picasso painted his masterpieces. Walk down to the Moulin Rouge, the working-class ballroom of the 19th century, where the exuberant can-can dance blossomed before spreading across Europe like wildfire. Discover iconic locations such as Clos Montmartre, the city's only remaining vineyard, crafting limited quantities and keeping the rural past of Paris alive. During your walk with the local expert uncover everything about Montmartre, its history, food, culture, arts, and many intriguing tales of Van Gogh. Enjoy a Croissant or a Pain Au Chocalat on your tour. Paris views from Sacré-Coeur The tour concludes at Montmartre's summit, Sacré-Coeur, where the City of Love paints a beautiful panorama. Your guide will share insights into the church's history and architecture dating back to the 19th century as you stroll around its magnificent exterior. After your tour you can spend some time here and explore the interior by yourself; admission is free. Step in to marvel at the enormous mosaic of Christ in Glory, an artistic masterpiece adorning the apse.

The Most Beautiful Side: Walking Tour of Montmartre By joining this tour, you will discover the most beautiful part of Paris: Montmartre. This area stands apart with its unique history and charm. Explore interesting meeting points and the houses, cafes, and cabarets where renowned artists like Picasso, Dali, Van Gogh, and Renoir spent their years. Starting at Place des Abbesses, we'll delve into the history of Saint Denis and the Red Abbess. We'll see the Wallace Fountain, the Wall of Love, Métro Abbesses, Le Bateau-Lavoir, Maison de Dalida, Moulin de la Galette, the bust of Dalida, Rue de l'Abreuvoir, La Maison Rose, the Clos Montmartre vineyard, La Maison de Renoir, and end at the breathtaking Sacré-Cœur Basilica. We'll also share the story of Père Azon, adding depth to our understanding of Montmartre's vibrant history. Join us for a journey through art and history, topped off with a taste of a classic Parisian croissant or pain au chocolat.