
Montmartre tickets and tours

First time in Paris and you want to see the best of it? This 4-hour tour in small group takes you to the major landmarks of the city from No...
3 hours, 30 minutes

Play a city game around Montmartre and discover the most romantic neighborhood in Paris. Follow clues and solve puzzles to discover amazing ...
Flexible

Explore the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris with an expert guide and visit the one-of-a-kind neighborhood of Montmartre.Meet your guid...
1 hour

Enjoy an easy-going itinerary past the best highlights and hidden gems to discover the Sacred-Heart with a local.Sacred Heart commands the h...
1 hour

Wander through the postcard perfect district of Montmartre, home of the Impressionists and cabarets that marked the Belle Epoque period. Thi...
2 hours, 30 minutes

Get ready for a great two-hour private tour of Montmartre - a must-visit of anyone visiting Paris. Your guide will focus on art and history,...
2 hours

Experience Paris on board of a classic Citroen 2cv French car accompanied by a knowledgeable and entertaining Parisian driver.This is the gr...
2 hours

Join us on this educational, cultural and fun tour through the beauty of Montmartre. Walk at a leisurely pace as your guide shares the insid...
2 hours

The Paris Pass is the ultimate sightseeing package that will grant you access to over 60 world-famous museums, art galleries, and monuments ...
Flexible

The hilltop village of Montmartre has so much to offer: from its unique vineyards to its colorful bistros and its picturesque little houses,...
3 hours, 30 minutes

Experience two Paris icons with one ticket as you accompany a professional guide around the Louvre museum and the Montmartre district. Your ...
4 hours, 30 minutes

This full day tour includes a bus tour of the Latin Quarter and the Marais, a guided tour outside Notre-Dame, a guided visit of the Louvre a...
9 hours
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The inside story
The neighbourhood of Montmartre, towering 130 meters above Paris on the hill of the same name used to be a village north of Paris before being attached to the town in 1860 to become one of the most famous districts of the Capital. Its most important landmark is the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, built in 1873, famous for its Romano-Byzantine architectural style. From inside, the Basilica offers a spectacular view of the biggest bell in the France, the “Savoyarde” and also possesses, amongst many other works of art, the largest mosaic in the world. Back in the day, the Montmartre district was famous for its windmills. No less than a dozen in 1786, they then used to grind wheat, plaster and pebbles. The windmills represented the Parisians’ favorite attraction; they would go up to Montmartre on sunny Sundays to take a walk, drink wine right after the harvest, dine and dance. Artistic area by excellence, Montmartre has always been an inspiration for many writers, composers, writers, musicians and dancers. Among the best known were Toulouse-Lautrec, Utrillo, Picasso, Renoir, Van Gogh, Dalida, Boris Vian, Jacques Prévert, Serge Gainsbourg.