Discover the hidden side of Montmartre through a playful and cultural family tour designed especially for children and parents. Windmills, secret passages, painters, cabarets, funny legends and breathtaking views… Montmartre becomes a giant adventure playground for curious families.
Who were Picasso, Renoir or Van Gogh? Why did so many artists choose Montmartre? Children discover how this little hill became the artistic heart of Paris.
Secret vineyards, disappearing windmills, strange cabarets and hidden passages… Montmartre is full of places most visitors walk past without noticing.
Why is the Sacré-Cœur completely white? Was Montmartre really a village once? Families discover the surprising history of this iconic neighborhood.
Join Ludo & Sophie for a cultural family adventure through one of Paris’ most iconic neighborhoods.
Montmartre is one of the most fascinating neighborhoods in Paris for families. Behind the postcard image of the Sacré-Cœur lies a village filled with mysteries, artists, hidden gardens and surprising stories children love to discover.
During this guided walking tour, families explore Montmartre differently:
👟 Montmartre includes hills and stairs, so comfortable shoes are highly recommended.
☔ The tour takes place outdoors, so remember to check the weather before coming and get dressed accordingly
📸 Montmartre is one of the most photogenic areas in Paris — perfect for family memories.
🍫 After the tour, we can also recommend lovely cafés, bakeries or family-friendly spots nearby.
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