Stand before the world's most famous cabaret and discover how cheap wine, scandalous cancan dancers, Toulouse-Lautrec, and even a professional flatulist helped turn Montmartre into Paris's capital of nightlife. (This is an outside viewing)

Step into the world of Amélie and explore how cinema transformed Montmartre into a modern fairy tale while preserving its quirky village charm.

Visit the aparment where Vincent Van Gogh lived with his brother Theo and discover how one of history's most beloved painters was also a spectacularly difficult roommate. Learn how his bad behavior sent him on an artistic adventure that would culminate in masterpieces, bitter arguments, crushing regrets, and eventually, one less ear. (This is an outside viewing)

See one of Montmartre's last surviving windmills and learn how a rural village of vineyards, mills, and gypsum mines became a magnet for artists and dreamers. Hear one of Montmartre´s most grisly stories featuring a war, some canons, and a bloody display featuring the blades of this very windmill.

Stand where Picasso, Modigliani, and countless struggling artists lived in freezing poverty while reinventing modern art and changing the world forever. Learn how a combusting mix of tragdey, new romance, ambition, and bitter rivalry led to the explosion of modern art all at the site of this very building.

Discover the dance hall immortalized by Renoir and Toulouse-Lautrec, where workers, artists, and aristocrats mixed beneath the windmills in Belle Époque Paris.

Meet Montmartre's most unusual resident: a fictional man who could walk through walls, and explore the neighborhood's enduring love of imagination and whimsy.

Hear the story of Dalida, one of France's most beloved singers, whose glittering career and tragic life made her a lasting Montmartre legend. Learn the strange tradition of rubbing her bust for good luck—and why, considering Dalida's complicated fate in love and life, you may want to think twice about the kind of luck she might be able to offer.

Stroll along the street often dubbed ¨the most charming lane in Paris,¨ framed by ivy-covered houses and the iconic pink café that inspired generations of painters and photographers. This lane was featured in the series ¨Emily in Paris.¨

Instagram famous before Instagram, see the iconic Pink House pictured in countless paintings of Montmartre. Have your own ¨Emily in Paris¨ recreation moment as you selfie your way into social media bliss.

Visit the legendary cabaret where Picasso, poets, anarchists, and pranksters gathered—and hear the story of the famous art hoax that poked fun at the more absurd limits of Modern Art. (This is an outside viewing)

Visit one of only two working vineyards in Paris. Discover Montmartre's winemaking past and the surprising survival of this village tradition. (This is an outside viewing)

Start this stop with a view 99% of tourists will never see—a quiet corner where you can pause, reflect, and take in one of Paris's most iconic landmarks. Then uncover the dramatic story of revolution, civil war, faith, and controversy behind the basilica. Finally, round the corner and enjoy one of the finest panoramas in the city, considered by most to be the best view of Paris.