
Montmartre tickets and tours

Montmartre’s little train roundtrip tour
Get the chance to tour Paris' most charming district onboard a panoramic train!
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Explore Paris at your own pace! Enjoy an app containing over 130 points of interest, famous transport routes, sightseeing itineraries and walking tours.
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With the Go City Paris Pass® Plus enjoy access to many sites, art galleries and monuments, hop-on hop-off bus and sightseeing tours.

Vintage sidecar motorcycle tour of Montmartre and Latin Quarter neighborhoods
Book a vintage tour of Paris in a sidecar motorcycle and soak up the atmosphere of the capital in 1 hour and a half!
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Walking tour of Montmartre's culture, food and art
Book a cultural and fun 2-hour tour through the beauty of Montmartre and discover the most iconic sights: Moulin Rouge, Sacré Coeur Basilica, Amelie's Café des 2 Moulins...
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Discover 40+ attractions, tours and experiences and save up to 50% with The Paris Pass®.

Romantic Montmartre: Lost Lovers exploration game and self-guided tour
Play a city game around Montmartre and discover the most romantic neighborhood in Paris.
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Montmartre sightseeing audio tour on mobile app
Explore the Montmartre at your own pace with this audio-guided tour available on your smartphone!
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Guided tour of Montmartre with dinner and traditional cabaret
Enjoy a night out in Paris' historic bohemian district with this guided tour of Montmartre with dinner and cabaret show!
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Montmartre local gastronomy tour
Taste the local flavors of Montmartre with this 3-hour food tour!
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Seasonal Parisian dinner in picturesque Montmartre
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Traditional food tour in Montmartre neighborhood
Explore the neighborhood of Montmartre while tasting savory local food! Our local experts will lead you through some of the most beautiful parts of Paris and stop at different restaurants to try French specialties.
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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.