Pass byChâteau d'Eau de Montmartre

Starting the tour from the Chateau d'Eau, which is part of the Montmartre water network, made up of three major buildings: the reservoir, the Saint-Pierre factory and the latter water tower.

Stop atBasilique du Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre

Looking from the outside, we'll look and show you curiosities about the 2nd highest point in Paris. Did you know that the church is self cleaning? Maybe not fully but you'll know about that and a lot more!

15 minutes (approx.)・Admission included

Stop atPlace Du Tertre

Artists on the cobblestone ground, a picturesque architecture, the Basilica and the Saint-Pierre Church in the background, small shops and hotels nearby... The atmosphere will bring you back to the 1800s

15 minutes (approx.)・Admission included

Stop atRue Norvins

Here we'll take the best macarons you'll find in Paris (not just in Montmartre. The macaron is a little round cake inspired by the meringue. Based made with almond powder, sugar, and eggs. The dough is then cooked in the oven until it is golden

15 minutes (approx.)・Admission included

Stop atMusee de Montmartre

We'll enter the site and explore the Cafè and Gardens. Overlooking the Clos Montmartre vineyard, the gardens are inspired by the masterpieces painted on site by Renoir. Café Renoir is decorated in the spirit of a winter garden and opens onto the garden and its outdoor tables. Here we'll relish on some local patisserie.

30 minutes (approx.)・Admission included

Stop atBuste de Dalida

In the middle of Place Dalida, figures the bust of Dalida, namely Yolanda Gigliotti. Learn about this important figure in the history of Paris

15 minutes (approx.)・No admission tickets required

Stop atRue Garreau

The last of our food stops, here you'll learn and taste de Choupettes, delightful little choux pastries, a variant of the famous choux pastry dough used in éclairs and cream puffs.

10 minutes (approx.)・No admission tickets required

Stop atRue Lepic

Today Rue Lepic is a must see tourist destination for one reason in particular, Le Cafe Deux Moulins. Named after the two neighbouring windmills (moulins), the Moulin Rouge and Moulin de la Galette, featured in one of France’s most beloved films, Amélie in 2001.

20 minutes (approx.)・No admission tickets required

Stop atLe Mur des Je t'aime

Designed by Frédéric Baron, symbolizes a link, a place of reconciliation, in the heart of the Jehan Rictus square. We'll finish the tour nearby, in Place des Abesses

30 minutes (approx.)・No admission tickets required