Montmartre Self Guided Tour of Scandal and Art
Description
A donkey once painted a canvas with its tail and fooled the entire Paris art world. A teenager was executed here for refusing to remove his hat. A gunshot in a café started the grief that helped launch a movement in modern art. This is Montmartre, and these are the stories the postcards never tell you. Walk the hill with local guide Léo narrating every step on this self guided audio tour, from the birth of the Moulin Rouge to the wall where I love you is written in two hundred fifty languages, the studio where Picasso painted Cubism into being, and the gleaming dome of Sacré Coeur Basilica. The tour runs at your own pace using GPS triggered narration on your phone, so you can pause for coffee, take photos, or linger as long as you like. Over 20,000 travelers have used your self guided tours, and the tour comes with a full refund guarantee.
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Itinerary
Discover the wild birth of Paris most legendary cabaret, complete with a giant elephant and a flatulist headliner.
Marvel at a relocated Art Nouveau Metro entrance and the church that nearly got demolished before it was built.
Find the wall where I love you is written three hundred times in two hundred fifty languages.
Step into the humble building where Picasso painted Cubism into existence and changed art forever.
Spot the historic windmill that inspired Renoir and Van Gogh and once hid a gruesome wartime legend.
Explore France's largest Dalí collection and learn how a collector turned friendship into hundreds of bronze sculptures.
Wander the highest square in Paris where painters have worked under strict rules for centuries.
Step inside Paris second oldest church and hear the legend of a saint who carried his own head.
Learn the disturbing true story of a teenager executed for refusing to remove his hat.
Stand on the spot where a revolution began and a schoolteacher led the Paris Commune uprising.
Climb to the gleaming white basilica built as a political statement and admire its vast golden mosaic inside.
Visit the artists house where Renoir painted masterpieces and Suzanne Valadon built her own career.
See the photogenic pink restaurant tied to a tragic love triangle that shaped Picasso's Blue Period.
Touch the bronze bust of a beloved French singer whose dazzling career hid a private heartbreak.
Discover the cabaret where a donkey's tail painted a hoax masterpiece that fooled the Paris art world.
End at Paris last working vineyard, saved by locals who outwitted a property developer.
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What's included
Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
