First stop in front of the most famous cabaret in the world, birthplace of the can-can. Your guide tells you how the Moulin Rouge made Montmartre the epicenter of Paris’s bohemian nightlife in the late 19th century. Ideal stop for photos before starting the upload.

We climb Rue Lepic, one of the most picturesque streets in Montmartre, between ivy facades and neighborhood shops. On the way we pass by the Moulin de la Galette, the mill immortalized by Renoir.

The cafe where "Amélie" was filmed. Stop for a photo and to understand why this corner became an icon of French cinema.

A mural with "I love you" written in more than 300 languages. Your guide tells you the story behind this declaration of love for the city.

The workshop where Picasso painted "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" and changed the history of art. Today it is a pilgrimage point for modern art lovers.

Dalida's house, one of the great voices of French song. We walk through the residential heart of the hill, away from the crowds.

The square with the famous sculpture of the "man who goes through the walls", inspired by the story of Marcel Aymé. One of the most curious images of Montmartre.

The pink house that Utrillo and so many other artists painted. One of the most photographed corners of the neighborhood.

The only vineyard still in production within Paris. Your guide tells you about the tradition of the Montmartre harvest, celebrated every October.

The square of painters, where artists continue to assemble their trestles every morning as a century ago. The bohemian soul of Montmartre in its purest form.

We close at the top of the hill, opposite the basilica of Sacré-Cœur, with panoramic views of all Paris. Here your guide gives you recommendations and indicates how to enter the Basilica.