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The winding cobblestone streets, vine-covered homes, and quaint cafes give Montmartre a village-like feel. The area’s past as an artists’ hub adds to its character, making it a great place to explore on foot.
Montmartre has been a playground for some of the biggest artists, including Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and Auguste Renoir. They have lived, eaten, danced, and painted on the same cobblestone streets. Today, Montmartre Museum and Place du Tertre keeps the artistic spirit of the neighborhood alive.
Built on top of Montmartre Hill which is 426 feet high, the basilica is the second highest point in Paris (after the Eiffel Tower). Besides being an imposing structure, it offers some of the best views of Paris including landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame. For an even better view, climb up to the dome.
Montmartre has tours for every visitor's interest. While some focus on its artistic history, tracing the footsteps of Van Gogh and Picasso, others explore its local bakeries and hidden bistros on a food tour. While some prefer exploring solo while walking the streets; few others want to board the little train to journey around.
Perched on the hilltop since the 18th century, Montmartre has maintained its village charm. From its role in the Paris Commune of 1871 to its connection with famous artists and writers of the 19th and 20th centuries, the district’s Bohemian past is one to be experienced.
Cafe culture is an age-old concept engrained in Paris's identity—sidewalk terraces and clusters of small tables. Whether for a morning espresso, a leisurely afternoon with a book, or an evening aperitif, Montmartre’s cafes offer a mix of old-world charm, and people-watching
Montmartre’s nightlife blends historic cabarets, cozy bars, and live music venues. Moulin Rouge, established in 1889, is the birthplace of the French cancan, a high-energy dance that became a symbol of Parisian entertainment. Beyond cabaret, jazz clubs and intimate bars keep the district buzzing after dark.
Enjoy unobstructed views of Paris and its suburbs.
Yes, you can book multiple tours to explore Montmartre's different aspects, such as art, food and wine, and history. Since tours last 1.5–3 hours, it is possible to do multiple tours in a single day’s visit.
This is an absolute must. Apart from being a popular tourist attraction, Montmartre tour group sizes are small (12–15 people) and fill up quickly. To guarantee a spot, book in advance (at least 2 weeks).
A Montmartre tour typically includes:
• Sacré-Cœur Basilica – The iconic white-domed church with panoramic views of Paris.
• Place du Tertre – A lively square filled with street artists and portrait painters.
• Moulin Rouge – The world-famous cabaret and birthplace of the modern can-can.
• Café des Deux Moulins – Known from the film Amélie.
• The Wall of Love – A romantic mural with “I love you” written in multiple languages.
• Dalí Paris Museum – Showcasing surrealist works by Salvador Dalí.
• Clos Montmartre – A rare urban vineyard producing local Parisian wine.
While most tours cover the history and exterior of Sacré-Cœur, entry to the basilica is free so you can visit inside on your own after the tour. That said, access to the dome requires a separate ticket, which can be upgraded with your walking tour.
Yes, as Sacré-Cœur is an active place of worship, you are expected to dress modestly. Avoid sleeveless tops, short skirts, or shorts. A light scarf or shawl is handy if you need to cover up.
Definitely! A guided tour brings the area’s history, art, and local delicacies to life. Expert local guides share insider stories—from Picasso’s favorite cafes to Van Gogh’s residence—making your visit far more enriching than a solo stroll.
Depending on the tour you choose, the start point varies. Details are mentioned on your booked tickets.
Most Montmartre walking tours last between 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the tour type. Some extended tours may include stops for wine tastings or museum visits.
While guided tours are commonly in English and French are the most common; audio guides are offered in English, French, Russian, German, Italian, Spanish, and Polish. Check the tour details before booking.
Montmartre’s cobblestone streets and steep, winding alleys can make accessibility challenging. However, visitors with mobility issues can reach Sacré-Cœur using the Montmartre funicular, which connects the hill’s base to its summit. The basilica also has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
We were alone in the group, so we had a full private tour. Friendly guide, knew a lot and could tell a lot. Since we were the only ones, we could ask many questions and she took her time for this as well.
We had a wonderful guide who helped us discover Montmartre in its current reality and its historical riches. The route took us all the way to the Sacré Coeur basilica, and our guide gave us all the info we needed to explore further on our own. A great time. Rich experience. THANK YOU
This guide explained things well and made us notice things you would otherwise walk past. He narrated well and took his time. Excellent!
My favorite part of my trip to France. Absolutely stunning!
A personal tour for me and my husband🤩
The guide could barely speak French, so the explanations were useless.
A disaster. No one showed up. I do not recommend them
A very engaging and knowledgeable guide, so much fun and lots of quirky stories we never would have picked up had we not been on the tour. Thank you!
The procees was smooth.Also the ticket was emailed without delay.
Nice guidebook. Nice lesser known places with information. Early time, so still quiet.
Weaving our way up the Montmartre side streets and hearing about its history. Would not get this same experience by ourselves. We loved the stories we could hear but it was difficult to hear the guide as she was not always facing everyone when she began her dialogue and was not waiting for the group to be intact before starting to talk. We did not have the benefit of headsets like we had in other tours so although we enjoyed it very much - we feel we missed some interesting facts. If we fell towards the back of the group we missed out on her dialogue- so we had to scamper to be right behind her.
The guided tour was in English I was unable to mention on the booking form that I wanted a tour in French On the guide's recommendation, we decided not to take the guided tour and to ask you for compensation. I've already sent you an e-mail on this subject, but you haven't replied.
Our guide Ben was terrific! She was excited to share her knowledge and experiences living in Montmartre and it showed. Very worthwhile experience.
The guide, Sania, all the extra interesting information about the place and about Paris in general as well and the place itself ofcourse.
The history that the tour guide shared made it a great experience.
A walking tour of Montmartre & a visit to Sacré-Cœur Basilica.
Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Paris's bohemian neighborhood, dotted with cafes, historic landmarks, and vibrant street art.
Join a 90-minute tour led by a local English-speaking guide, sharing anecdotes about landmarks and their historic significance in the neighborhood.
Landmarks covered include The Wall of Love, Moulin Rouge, Bateau-Lavoir, and La Maison Rose amongst others.
The tour concludes at Sacré-Cœur Basilica, with free entry to the church. Upgrade your ticket to access the dome for panoramic views of Paris.
Enhance your experience with an optional food tour, featuring tastings at local patisseries and a wine and cheese session at a cozy wine bar.
Inclusions
90-minute guided walking tour of Montmartre
Tickets to the dome of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica (as per option selected)
Exclusions
Audio was fantastic and self-guided tour was entertaining and informative. Would definitely use this service again.
Nice walk through Montmartre with good and interesting accompaniment on the ear .
I paid €28 for three of us in advance but when we arrived it was so busy we did not feel comfortable walking around in crowds using our mobile phones so never logged on.
The most important things in a nutshell. Not too long, not too short. Thank you
What a great scam!!!
Explore Montmartre at your own pace with a multilingual audio guide.
Inclusions
Audio-guided tour of Montmartre
Audio guide in English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Polish, and Spanish
Offline map with marked routes
18 audio recordings written and narrated by a professional historian
1 year of access to the tour in the language of your choice
Exclusions
Headphones/earphones
Live guide
Actually we DID NOT use our Tickets because we Could not locate the pick up point. I kept trying to communicate with the Agent that I was 'in Front' of Sacre Couer and their pick up point is on the SIDE of the Church.
I needed it for April 30,I did not change the date of the ticket on the portal and only noticed it after I bought the ticket 😩
Mon sommes arrivé trop trop tard plus de petit train
Want to skip Montmartre's uphill walk? Board the Little Train for a fun & easy experience.
Take a 35-minute scenic train ride up the Montmartre hill; from Moulin Rouge to Sacre Coeur Basilica, and back.
Pass by famous sights: Moulin Rouge, Au Lapin Agile, Montmartre Cemetery, Clos Montmartre vineyard, and the domed bell tower of the Sacre Coeur Basilica.
Upgrade to an optional Seine River cruise with audio guides in 14 languages and check off another Paris must-do.
Inclusions
35-minute train ride to and from Montmartre
1-hour Seine river cruise (as per option selected)
Audio guide in 14 languages (for the cruise)
Exclusions
Train
The train journey is not wheelchair accessible.
The operating hours for Montmartre Train are from 10am–4.30pm; departures are every hour during weekdays and every 30 minutes during weekends.
Cruise
The cruise is wheelchair accessible.
Boat departures vary every 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Tickets are valid for a month after the travel date.
During peak seasons, you may face longer waits (up to 1 hour) for the cruise due to the high number of visitors.
The rooms that were furnished as they used to be!
Very interesting exhibition, the place
museum under construction and not specified at time of ticket purchase
We enjoyed very much the Prévert exhibition PS. I mistakenly sent a review not meant for you about not being able to download the tickets because of no internet connection. Your tickets were just fine.
Tour Renoir's art studio at the Montmartre Museum and its Gardens, which inspired many a painting.
Take a 90-minute guided tour of the Montmartre Museum and Renoir Gardens housed in the Bel Air House, Montmartre's oldest building.
Discover artworks by many renowned artists from the 19th-century, such as Renoir, Monet, Degas; they lived and worked in Montmartre for many years.
Access the permanent and temporary collections at the museum, which depict life in the neighbourhood from a bygone era.
Step into the renowned French artist, Suzzane Valadon's, sun-drenched studio apartment which was restored; the original wall paneling and barbed wire on the windows remain as were.
Wander through the Gardens that were immortalized by Renoir in his paintings such as The Swing and The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette.
Inclusions
Entry to the Montmartre Museum
Entry to Renoir Gardens
Access to permanent collections
Access to temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)
Explore the cafe culture of Montmartre—cozy, lively, and with an old-world charm.
Enjoy a guided visted to 6 pre-selected food spots; including one that was often frequented by Picasso and Van Gogh.
The small group tour of 12 is led by a local food guide, who shares the history of your food selections and the local cafes/landmarks that you pass by.
The food stops include an artisanal patisserie, a bakery (boulangerie), a local butcher shop, and a secret spot to enjoy your meal with a glass of fine wine.
Inclusions
3.5-hour Montmartre food tour
Small group of 12
Expert English-speaking guide
A glass of fine red and white wine
Authentic French cheeses, macarons, and artisanal chocolates
Fresh pastries and crêpes
Finest cured meats and freshly baked breads
A secret dish
Exclusions
Was a great tour. Very informative and lots of great picture opportunities. Highly recommended!!!
Walk in the footsteps of Van Gogh and Picasso; visit the places that inspired them and their art.
Learn about Montmartre's rich artistic heritage, which transformed it from the cheapest to the liveliest part of town—a hub for creative minds.
Your local guide will whisk you away from the classic tourist spots and take you around the bohemian neighborhood where artists lived, drank, danced, and painted.
The 90-minute tour covers Montmartre Cemetery, Le Buse de Dalida, Rue de l’Abreuvoir, Place du Terte, and Sacré Coeur Basilica.
With a group limited to 20 people, you’ll have more opportunities to engage with your guide and gain deeper insights into Montmartre’s past and present art scene.
Inclusions
1.5-hour guided tour of Montmartre's street art
Outside tour of Sacré-Coeur Basilica
Expert English-speaking guide
Exclusions
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
You can cancel these tickets up to 22 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
