Montmartre & Sacré-Coeur Half-Day Private Tour

The tour starts in front of the most emblematic cabaret of Paris, The Moulin Rouge. We then embark together by foot on a nostalgic zigzag stroll along the cobblestones and passageways of Paris' most authentic village...

Vincent Van Gogh's apartment where he painted and lived with his brother Theo along the bustling and vibrant Rue Lepic.

Romantically tucked out of sight, the infamous wall celebrating "I Love You" in all major languages.

The "Washhouse Boat" is the nickname of this famous and important gathering place for the artists and writers of the early 20th century.

The Moulin de la Galette is one of the last original windmills still standing in Montmartre.

The "Man Who Could Walk Through Walls" is a fantastically unexpected and one of the most famous sculptures in Montmartre.

The historical, unconventional, and utterly picturesque "Clos Montmartre" vineyard produces 1700 bottles annually of "red blend" wine.

With its community of artists propping up their easels daily, Place du Tertre is a throwback to the days when Montmartre was the beating heart of the modern art scene.

The "Sacred Heart" basilica is the impossible-to-miss Roman-Catholic church perched on the edge of Montmartre's summit. It's one of the highest points in Paris offering breathtaking panorama's of this magical city.