Montmartre Cemetery

Montmartre Cemetery: Our most recommended tours and activities

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  1. Paris: 3–Hour Montmartre Cheese, Wine and Pastry Tour

  Discover the majestic windmills and unique vineyard which make Montmartre much more than a Parisian cliché. Wander through the dreamlike atmosphere, home to artists from all around the world! See why Toulouse-Lautrec, Pablo Picasso, Edith Piaf and many others have dedicated years to it in songs and paintings. Join this delicious food tour and unveil the mysteries of Montmartre, expertly guided by a local foodie tour guide to disver the hidden gems of this amazing village. Explore the cobblestoned streets, the café terraces and the private mansions, feel amazed by the passion of the local food artisans and by the quality of their products. From Le Moulin Rouge up to Le Sacré Coeur, visit only the best spots and food institutions contributing to the exceptional reputation of Montmartre worldwide. Spread the word and share this visual and sensory experience with your family, friends or pa...

  היה סיור מעולה,האזור מדהים ביופיו ההיסטוריה, ההסברים על סוגי המאכלים, הטעימות, בקיצור שווה כל שקל, ממליץ על אמילי פשוט מדהימה !!!

  Reviewed by Yuval, Israel, 9/25/2021
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  2. Paris: Montmartre 2-Hour Walking Tour

  Begin your 2.5-hour tour of Montmartre at the infamous Moulin Rouge. From here, you will move up the hill to see artist studios, statues of pop stars, and the church that is located at the highest point of Paris, the fabulous white wedding cake of the Sacré Coeur. Discover what made Vincent Van Gogh, Toulouse Lautrec, Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, and Salvador Dali all want to call this eclectic district home. The tour covers all the major sites that make it famous, including the bohemian Artists' Square, Montmartre Vineyard – the last authentic vineyard in Paris – Van Gogh’s House, Café des Deux Moulins (recognizable from the movie Amélie), and the last windmill left standing in Paris. Wander through Paris’s Red Light District, see Picasso's former studio, and listen to fantastic anecdotes, such as the legend of Paris' first bishop, the headless Saint Denis. Discover Renoir's...

  One of the best things I did in Paris! Loved hearing the history of Montemarte and all of Paris in that beautiful place.

  Reviewed by , 9/27/2021
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  3. Montmartre: Walking Tour

  Explore Montmartre on a guided walking tour of Paris’ famously bohemian neighborhood. Let your guide show you its hidden gems while sharing secrets about Montmartre with you. Don’t miss iconic sights such as the Sacré-Cœur, the famous basilica and Paris’ glistening white beacon at the top of Montmartre’s hill. Discover Place du Tertre, a square home to artists by day and Montmartre’s nightlife when the sun goes down. And, of course, stroll by Paris’ most famous cabaret, the Moulin Rouge. See Toulouse Lautrec’s old haunt and the birthplace of the can-can dance, as immortalized in the famous 2001 movie. Discover the artsy neighborhood that inspired the likes of Van Gogh, Picasso, and Dalí, and served as the background for cultural classics such as the film “Amélie”.

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  4. Hidden Gems of Montmartre With a Local Guide

  Welcome to Montmartre, the Paris of your dreams!  This  tour begins opposite a quintessential Parisian landmark: the Moulin Rouge windmill. You will start the climb up the hill, spotting the café where the film Amélie was shot and Van Gogh’s home was, as you go along. The first stop will be at one of Paris’ best bakers, winner of many prestigious prizes for its bread and pastries. Here, you will taste one of France’s most famous patisserie foods: a deliciously buttery croissant. After learning how to say “Je t’aime” in 250 different languages and listening to the crazy legend about the first Parisian bishop, you’ll climb a few more stairs to discover one of Montmartre’s loveliest squares, and the one-time home of Pablo Picasso. Hear the stories of struggle endured by many local artists here before they found fame and fortune.  From here you’ll pass by the house of Dali...

  Through the side streets and back alleys, felt I have a unique and in-depth knowledge of Montmartre.

  Reviewed by D'Wayne, 1/5/2020
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  5. Paris: 2.5–Hour Montmartre Wine and Bistro Tour

  Welcome to the Parisian hub of wine making and drinking, Montmartre! Wandered up and down the hills of this incredible urban village, explore dozens of bistros and little cafés to sit down and sip a delicious glass of wine along with a generous assortment of cheese and charcuterie. See where the culture of bistrologie and nightlife were initially born, where the only Parisian vinwyards have been for centuries. Make the most of this authentic experience with a knowledgable guide, passionate about food and wine, who will share the keys to understand typical Parisian habits and ways of life.  From Tuesday to Sunday, indulge yourself with a delicious treat with your friends, your lover or your family. Have fun and discover Paris with a brand new eye, far from the beaten paths and the usual clichés.

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  6. Paris: Montmartre 3-Hour Challenge Course

  Come discover Intripid's "super frenchy" challenge course. To discover Montmartre differently and in a more fun way, you are offered a challenge course with animations and a referee for a duration of 3 hours. You will take part in 10 challenges to win a bottle of champagne. Some examples of challenges to complete during the course are a visit of the Butte, solving puzzles, making your own pancake, eating snails, recognizing varieties of different wines, cheese tasting and a petanque party. Make new friends and challenge yourself playing fun games on this interactive and enjoyable activity. It offers a different way to discover Paris, surely to be unlike anything you have ever experienced before!

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  7. Montmartre: Private Walking Tour

  Discover Montmartre on a private guided walking tour of Paris’ famous artistic neighborhood. See the not-to-be-missed sights while your very own local guide shares the best of Montmartre with you. Get up close to iconic sights such as the Sacré-Cœur, the famous basilica and Paris’ glistening white beacon at the top of its tallest hill. Stroll to Place du Tertre, a square home to artists by day and Montmartre’s nightlife after the sun goes down. And, of course, see Paris’ most famous cabaret venue, the Moulin Rouge. Hear about the birthplace of the can-can dance and Toulouse Lautrec’s old haunt, as seen in the famous 2001 movie. Discover the bohemian neighborhood that provided inspiration to artists like Van Gogh, Picasso, and Dalí, as well as cult classics such as the film Amélie.

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  8. Paris: 3-Hour Private Champs Élysées to Montmartre Tour

  After booking this tour, your host will contact you within 24 hours and ask you questions about your preferences and interests so they can match you with the right profile and assign a like-minded local Parisian who will be your guide. You'll be paired with guides that are passionate about the place they call home and who choose to spend their free time sharing it with like-minded travelers matched to them. Keeping in mind your personal answers, they will put together a fitting itinerary just for you. Please note that this will be outlined but flexible. They will arrange a meeting with your guide in the most convenient place for you. If, during the tour, you feel like changing direction or your guide believes that you'd enjoy a different experience, they will suggest and discuss with you changes to the itinerary. Enjoy discovering a 3-hour private Champs Élysées to Montmartre tour in ...

  Kawther was great! Very accommodating considering we were late to meet her and it was freezing outside. She made the most our trip. It was an enjoyable wake around the the city.

  Reviewed by Elizabeth, United States, 1/1/2020
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  9. Paris: Orsay Museum + Montmartre Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

  This 5 hour tour explores origins of the Impressionist movement. Start at the Orsay Museum where you will skip the line and enter directly into its main collection of artwork by the likes of Monet and Cezanne. Then head to the Montmartre neighborhood and experience the surroundings that are the background of the impressionist's lives. The tour can welcome up to 8 guests and includes transportation between the two locations. This small group tour will connect the artwork at Musée d’Orsay with the neighborhood that was home to most of its artists, Montmartre. Step back into time to the 19th century, when Paris was living the Belle Epoque, when cancan dancers kicked high and when artists enjoyed absinthe in cafés. Explore the cobbled streets stretching between the Moulin Rouge and the Sacré Coeur basilica, considered to be the home of the art movement known as Impressionism.  Highlights ...

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  10. Montmartre, Paris: The Locals' Favorite Arrondissement

  In these charming and multicultural neighborhoods, you'll discover both Montmartre’s classic postcard aesthetic and the more off-the-beaten-path, artistic neighborhood of Clignancourt where most tourists don’t venture. You'll be paired with guides that are passionate about the place they call home and who choose to spend their free time sharing it with like-minded travelers matched to them. Follow your local host as they lead you through the labyrinth of streets to experience life in Paris like a local. From cheap to gourmet food, from high-end boutiques to unpretentious shops and flea markets, from sophisticated pastries shops to tiny cafes and everyday roadside markets, the 18th borough has it all. Get to you know your local host, and they’ll be able to recommend spots they know you’ll love, so you can eat, drink, shop and party like a local during your trip.