Live Like a Local in Paris - Self Guided Audio Walking Tours
Head off the beaten track and live like a local with our immersive Paris tours that have been designed with a diverse set of interests for the culturally curious.
- 5 hours
- Mobile voucher
Head off the beaten track and live like a local with our immersive Paris tours that have been designed with a diverse set of interests for the culturally curious.
Join local historians, who will guide you through a journey behind the real Montmartre, admiring the architecture that makes Bastille one of Paris’ most vibrant neighbourhoods, pointing out the most Instagram-able alleys, as well as walking through the world's most famous cemetery at Père Lachaise.
As you learn about the history behind the sights and discover the key sightseeing spots of these neighbourhoods, we’ll uncover the true essence of Paris, and what it's like to live in this city like a local.
Either in-person or from the comfort of your own home - this is a great way to explore various cultures, secret stories and quirky facts that are a part of this must-see city.
Note: This is a self-guided audio walking tour and does not include entrance tickets
Guide options
- Audio guide (English)
Prices
Included
- Offline Mode: Download tours in advance to listen without WiFi (5)
Not included
- Earphones (2)
Tips
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Route
- 1
Montmartre
Welcome to Montmartre! We'll escape the tourists and climb Montmartre's iconic (yet secret) steps.
- 2
Basilique du Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre
Discover how Montmartre evolved from a place of worship to a mecca of Modern Art and Culture. Head to the hilltop for a closer look at this architectural wonder and panoramic views of Paris City.
- 3
Église Saint-Pierre de Montmartre
St Pierre. Church - Paris' oldest church sits in the shadow of the basilica holding important stories all the way from 1534.
- 4
La Maison Rose
Step into a painting by Maurice Utrillo, or create your own picture.
- 5
Dali Museum Paris
Walkthrough Dali's life story as we part ways at a beautiful corner to absorb the artistic side of Montmarte.
- 6
Vigne du Clos Montmartre
Explore Paris' only vineyard, discover the little known haunts of artists and the story that inspired a famous art movement.
- 7
Rue Saint-Vincent
Gangs, Gore and Debauchery - a darker side of this neighbourhood's past.
- 8
Place de la Bastille
Learn about the place that it all started for the historic revolution of France.
- 9
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Explore the artisanal roots of this neighbourhood and how it inspired the French Revolution.
- 10
Passage du Chantier
Old style architecture - peer deeper into the architectural style of Faubourg Saint-Antoine as Juan explains their relevance.
- 11
Fontaine de Charonne
Notice how the beautiful antiquity is preserved in the iconic Fountaine de Charonne, as it blends with present time.
- 12
Square Trousseau
We take a leisurely pause at this green oasis of unique beauty, as Juan acquaints you with the square's history.
- 13
Bastille Market
Market d'Aligre/Beauvau - Experience the brocantes, indulge in the local cuisine, and explore Juan's favorite spot to experience the atmosphere.
- 14
1 Coulée Verte René-Dumont
We part ways at this beautiful spot as we recount its past its poetic present.
- 15
Odette
We start at a little corner of medieval Paris, away from the bustle.
- 16
Shakespeare and Company
We pause at a famous & beloved bookstore of English language.
- 17
Square Rene Viviani
We discover an old church and a beautiful legend at this serene spot.
- 18
Quais de la Seine
We discover old books, maps, art and the legacy of Notre Dame.
- 19
Au Vieux Paris d'Arcole
We pause by a picturesque spot as we learn about all the bridges.
- 20
5 Rue de Lobau
We stop at a lively square and get to know its past and present.
- 21
Pere-Lachaise Cemetery
Discover the world's most famous cemetery as we explore the fascinating lives and unfortunate deaths of its illustrious residents. We learn how emperor Napoleon founded this cemetery.
- 22
Héloïse and Abélard's tomb
A bittersweet tale of love - considered the original Romeo & Juliet.
- 23
Tomb of Jim Morrison
We discover this rock 'n' roll poet's unconventional grave and its odd traditions.
- 24
Statue Honore de Balzac
Who really wrote The Three Musketeers & The Count of Conte Cristo?
- 25
Crematorium of Père Lachaise
We learn about this stunning building & cremation in France.
- 26
Tomb of Yves Montand
The tragic tale of the brilliant Oscar Wilde and a warm but weird tradition!
- 27
Edith Piaf Statue
A final tale of love and loss for France's most cherished singer.
Location
Start point
Meeting point
You must make your own way to the start point
Start points:
- Place Saint-Pierre