Montmartre Walking Tour
Where Picasso painted Cubism into existence. Where Van Gogh found colour. Your private guide.
Duration
2 hours
Group
Private
224 reviews
4.9 / 5
From
€79pp
What's included
Not included:Food (crêperies and cafés on route)
Highlights
- Moulin Rouge — opened 1889, Toulouse-Lautrec, the can-can
- Van Gogh's house at 54 Rue Lepic (1886–88)
- Bateau-Lavoir — birthplace of Cubism (Picasso, 1907)
- I Love You Wall — 311 times in 250 languages
- Café des Deux Moulins — the Amélie café, unchanged
- Sacré-Cœur and the last working windmill
Practical information
Meeting point
5 Place Blanche — pavement in front of the Moulin Rouge
Duration
2 hours
Group size
Private — your group only
Languages
English (primary). Other languages on request.
Availability
Operates year-round. Live availability via the booking calendar.
Meals
Food (crêperies and cafés on route)
Privacy
100% private — only your group, never shared with strangers.
Hilly terrain — cobbled streets and stairs to Sacré-Cœur. Not wheelchair accessible.
Step by step
- 01
Moulin Rouge
World's most famous cabaret — opened 1889.
- 02
Rue Lepic
Van Gogh's house at No. 54 — where his palette changed.
- 03
Café des Deux Moulins
The Amélie café.
- 04
I Love You Wall
311 times in 250 languages.
- 05
Bateau-Lavoir
Picasso's studio — Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, 1907.
- 06
Place Dalida
The singer who sold 170 million records.
- 07
Le Passe-Muraille & Moulin de la Galette
The last working windmill — Renoir's masterpiece.
- 08
Rue de l'Abreuvoir → Place du Tertre
Painters' square and the climb.
- 09
Sacré-Cœur
Rooftop view of Paris.
Frequently asked questions
Is this tour really private?
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Yes — 100% private. Only your group, never shared with strangers. The price from €79 per person is based on a private group of 2.
Where do we meet?
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5 Place Blanche — pavement in front of the Moulin Rouge.
How long is the tour?
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2 hours. Operates year-round. Live availability via the booking calendar.
What's included — and what isn't?
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Included: Private guide, All exterior visits (no tickets required). Not included: Food (crêperies and cafés on route).
What languages is the tour available in?
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English (primary). Other languages on request.
How do I book, and is the price per person?
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Use the live booking calendar on this page for instant confirmation. Prices are per person and start from €79 based on a private group of 2 — the per-person rate decreases as your group grows.
Anything else I should know before booking?
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Hilly terrain — cobbled streets and stairs to Sacré-Cœur. Not wheelchair accessible.
Per person, from
€79
Based on a private group of 2.
100% private — only your group, never shared with strangers. · Live availability via the calendar.
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