Tour a pie por Montmartre, un viaje por el arte y la historia





Descripción
Durante nuestro paseo por las calles de Montmartre veremos monumentos emblemáticos como Moulin Rouge y Sacre-Coeur y seguiremos los pasos de artistas legendarios como Pablo Picasso y Vincent Van Gogh que vivieron en la zona entre finales del XIX y principios del XX. Somos nuevos en Viator, pero hemos estado guiando a las personas durante 5 años en la experiencia airbnb con una calificación de 4.98 sobre cinco en más de mil reseñas. Descubrirás no solo uno de los barrios más bellos y únicos de París, sino también su historia única donde el arte, la religión y la política se mezclan. Es una manera perfecta de descubrir Montmartre o redescubrirlo con ojos frescos, ya que te llevaremos por caminos inmejorables lejos de la gran multitud turística. Es ideal para familias y viajeros solitarios. El recorrido lo realiza un verdadero parisino que ha vivido en Montmartre varios años y estudiado historia e historia del arte. Nos centramos en la narración inmersiva y visitas interactivas limitadas a diez personas.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Pasaremos por la entrada del Moulin Rouge para hablar de su historia y ver los hermosos paneles pintados que están a un lado de la entrada.
Pasaremos por la entrada del edificio donde Vincent Van Gogh vivía en París en Theo de su hermano
Pasaremos por el Bateau-Lavoir, legendaria residencia de artistas donde vivieron algunos de los artistas más famosos de principios del XX, entre ellos Pablo Picasso.
Desde la Place Dalida veremos la hermosa vista de la Rue de l'Abreuvoir, considerada como una de las calles más bonitas de París.
Pasaremos por la Maison Rose, restaurante creado por una artista modelo a principios del 20. Lugar de la imagen muy famoso.
El clos Montmartre es uno de los dos viñedos que quedan en la ciudad de París
Nos detendremos en el Lapin Agile, el cabaret más antiguo de París que sigue en actividad donde solían ir muchos artistas
Pasaremos por el museo de Montmartre, donde artistas como Pierre-Auguste Renoir solían vivir para compartir una historia sobre las artistas femeninas de la Belle-Epoque.
Terminaremos el recorrido en la parte trasera de la Basílica del Sagrado Corazón, hablaremos sobre su arquitectura y la trágica historia de su creación.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(7)
Excellent! It exceeded our expectations. Learned so much about the history of Montmartre, the artists, and the evolution of the Impressionism Art movement. Highly recommend!
If you are considering this tour, don't hesitate! Our guide, Arthur, has researched and curated the most fascinating history of Montmartre, interspersed with little known stories about the the impressionist painters who lived there, mostly in poverty, passionately painting plein air in spite of being rejected by critics and the public.
Very good visit to Montmartre with Arthur, very interesting guide and very friendly. He brought his knowledge, humor and good humor to this tour a little unusual, avoiding places too touristy.
This was a fantastic walking tour! Arthur was so knowledgeable about the artists who lived and painted in the Pigalle/Montmartre area between the late 1800's and turn of the twentieth century. He provided a great mix of history, colorful stories about the artists, and the evolution of painting movements from impressionism to post-impressionism to cubism. We really appreciated that he designed the tour in a way that hit the major landmarks while avoiding the insane tourist crowds that flood the area. His English is excellent and he welcomed questions. I sometimes experience "tour guide envy" when I hear other guides nearby giving what seems like a more interesting tour. That was definitely not the case here -- I felt very lucky to have picked Arthur for this experience.
Very nice experience. We knew before hand about the different periods of art. But there were definitely stories that were told that we would never have known unless you really studied for it. One particular story about a saint made us look for that saint for the rest of our stay in Paris. Turning our trip into a fun game of “where is Waldo”. We really liked that the group was small making it easier to hear what was being said and room to ask questions. The walking pace was nice making it feel you were strolling around with short stops here and there.
This was one of the best walking tours I've ever done, and I've traveled a lot. Arthur was a fabulous story teller and did a wonderful job balancing info about the history of art in Paris and Montmarte with the interesting personal stories of the artists themselves. I really learned a lot on this tour and thoroughly enjoyed it. He was a thoughtful guide too, asking our group whether we preferred sun versus shade, providing stops where we could sit for a bit, and pausing his presentation when a pigeon pooped on my foot and I needed to run into a bathroom to wash. I also really appreciated his acknowledgement that some of the artists he talked about were horrible misogynistic men, and I appreciated his inclusion of women artists in his storytelling. Arthur was funny, engaging, and entertaining, and his tour is a highlight of my weeklong trip to Paris. Thank you Arthur! (I originally posted this review on a different platform a few days ago. I just went there to send the tour info to a friend who is visiting Paris in a couple weeks, and noticed the tour is no longer listed on that other platform. I did a google search and found Arthur here now, so I figured I'd give him his first review here since he was so excellent. I just visited a week ago, so it's still a very current review! :)
Our guide, Arthur, was very knowledgeable about art history and the history of Montmartre. He presented the information in a fun and interesting way, providing pictures of the works of art that he was referring to on his IPad as we journeyed from place to place. Even the art novices like myself and granddaughter were fasciated by the stories and information. We both learned a lot and highly recommend this tour!



