Pass byMontmartre

Montmartre, also known as the artists' district of Paris, was once a village outside of Paris but has been part of the city since 1860. During the self-guided audio tour through the city, you will see that Montmartre has managed to preserve its village-like character. You will walk along picturesque squares, spot the whitewashed houses, and stroll through narrow but charming streets. Additionally, this city walk will take you past impressive places such as the famous Moulin Rouge, the artists' square Place du Tertre, the Sacré-Cœur, and the Statue Saint-Denis. You may also feel like you're in the movie 'Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain' at the vegetable shop, and who knows, you might fall in love at the love wall with 'I love you' written in no less than 250 languages. In the following points, you'll see just a few examples of the many attractions we will pass by.

Pass byBasilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre

Place du Sacré-Cœur in France is a square located at the base of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica in Montmartre, Paris. It offers a stunning view of the city and is a popular gathering spot for both tourists and locals, often bustling with street performers and artists.

Pass byPlace Du Tertre

Place du Tertre in France is a charming square located in the heart of Montmartre in Paris, renowned for its artistic ambiance. It's a gathering place for local artists who display their work and offer portrait sketches, creating a vibrant and picturesque atmosphere that attracts visitors from around the world.

Pass byWall of I Love You

The "Wall of Love" in France, also known as Le Mur des Je t'aime, is a romantic spot located in Montmartre, Paris. This wall is covered in the phrase "I love you" written in over 250 languages, making it a symbol of love and unity, and a popular destination for couples and romantics.

Pass byMoulin Rouge

The Moulin Rouge in France is a world-famous cabaret in Paris, known for its dazzling and extravagant shows featuring can-can dancers, elaborate costumes, and a lively atmosphere. It has been an iconic symbol of Parisian nightlife and entertainment since the late 19th century.