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Discover Montmartre and Sacre Coeur with this private, family-friendly tour in Paris. Enjoy engaging storytelling, stunning views, and tailored experiences for kids and adults alike.
If you’re looking for a way to introduce your family to the vibrant streets and artistic soul of Montmartre, this private tour might be just what you need. It’s designed specifically for families with children, blending fun, education, and breathtaking views into a manageable two-hour walk. We’re especially fond of how the guides keep things lively and engaging for all ages—making the experience memorable without feeling rushed or overwhelming.
One of the standout features is the flexibility of the tour—offering morning or afternoon departures—so you can fit it around your broader Paris plans. The downside? At just two hours, it’s a quick taste of Montmartre, so if your family loves art and history, you might want to extend your exploration beyond this tour. Still, it’s a fantastic way for families to connect with this iconic neighborhood without the hassle of navigating on your own.
This tour is best suited for families with kids who love stories, art, and panoramic city views. If your children are curious and enjoy interactive experiences, they’ll likely get plenty out of this private exploration of one of Paris’s most colorful districts.

Private and Customizable: Tailored to families, with a guide who adapts to your interests and pace.
Engaging Guides: Knowledgeable, kid-friendly guides make the history and sights come alive.
Highlights for All Ages: From artists’ haunts to movie locations, everyone finds something fascinating.
Great Photo Opportunities: Superb viewpoints and iconic spots provide memorable photo moments.
Limited Inside Visits: Sacre Coeur is included from the outside, but interior visits are not part of the tour.
Value for Money: Though priced at around $229 per person, the personalized experience and insider stories often justify the cost.
For a more personal experience, these private Paris tours deliver individual attention
Your journey begins at the Blanche Metro Station, an easy and accessible starting point for families staying in central Paris. From there, your guide will lead you through Montmartre’s winding streets, revealing its past as a hub for windmills, vineyards, and artists.
We loved the way guides highlight the neighborhood’s transformation from a rustic hilltop to the birthplace of modern art movements like Impressionism and Cubism. The stories about artists like Picasso, Van Gogh, and Renoir give a flavor of the neighborhood’s bohemian spirit. You’ll see remnants of its artistic glory—windmills and even a small vineyard—adding a tangible sense of history.
Next, you’ll visit the bustling Place du Tertre, once teeming with painters and caricature artists. It’s still lively, but now a favorite for travelers and families alike. Your guide will point out the grocery store from the film Amélie, which adds a fun pop culture touch, and the famous I Love You wall, where you can snap some sweet family photos.
Kids especially enjoy stories about how Picasso invented Cubism in a local workshop, which makes art feel less intimidating. The guide’s engaging commentary ensures everyone, from little kids to teens, stays entertained. Many reviews highlight the guides’ ability to connect with children—making the art and history accessible and fun.
The tour culminates at the Sacre Coeur, the shimmering white basilica that crowns Montmartre. While you won’t go inside because of the silence rules, your guide will share all the secrets of this extraordinary church—its architecture, history, and the breathtaking views from its steps.
From reviews, we know that visitors love the outside walk and the panoramic Paris skyline visible from the basilica’s steps. The tour ends here, but you’re free to linger and take photos or explore further on your own.

This private tour’s main strength lies in its customized approach. Guides like Laurita and Agathe are praised for their knowledge, patience, and ability to keep kids engaged. One reviewer notes, “Our guide made it interesting for the entire family and was very engaging,” which is crucial when touring with children.
The duration—roughly two hours—strikes a good balance between depth and attention span, especially for younger kids. Plus, the small group or private format means more flexibility—your guide can slow down at points of interest or focus on the stories your family finds most appealing.
The focus on storytelling, photogenic locations, and interactive elements makes this tour a hit for families who want more than just a hurried walk-by. It’s a chance for kids to learn about art and Parisian history in a lively, personal setting.

Reviews consistently emphasize the expertise and friendliness of the guides. One wrote, “Tatiana was a great guide, especially responsive to our two 11-year-olds,” highlighting how guides tailor their storytelling to different age groups. Another said, “Having a guide to visit a neighborhood makes such a huge difference,” underscoring the value of the personal touch.
A few reviews mention the tour’s price—around $229 per person—being a bit steep for some, especially considering the short duration. However, many feel the value lies in the insider knowledge and the personalized experience, which can make a standard walk around Montmartre much richer.


This tour offers a balanced, engaging experience that’s perfect for families eager to explore Montmartre without the stress of navigating on their own. The guides’ ability to keep children entertained through storytelling and interactive stops makes it stand out, especially for families who appreciate a personal touch.
While it isn’t a comprehensive art or history deep dive—and the price might seem high for a brief tour—it delivers genuine value through its insider stories and photo-worthy spots. It’s a good choice if you want to introduce kids to Paris’s artistic roots and enjoy some of the most iconic views of the city in a relaxed, family-friendly setting.
If your family enjoys cultural stories, scenic vistas, and a guide who can make history fun, this tour will likely be a memorable highlight of your Paris trip.

Is this tour suitable for young children? Yes, it’s designed specifically for families, with guides who tailor their storytelling to keep kids engaged and entertained.
Can I choose the departure time? Yes, you can opt for a morning or afternoon start to fit your schedule.
Are inside visits to Sacre Coeur included? No, the tour visits the outside and shares all the secrets of the basilica, but inside access isn’t part of the experience.
How long does the tour last? Approximately 2 hours, making it manageable for children and suitable for a half-day activity.
What is the cost? Around $229.33 per person, which includes a private guide, tickets to certain sites, and tailored commentary.
Is the tour private or group? It’s a private tour, so only your family will participate—perfect for a personalized experience.
What do I need to bring? Comfortable shoes, maybe a camera, and a sense of curiosity. The guide provides all the storytelling and insights.
Is transportation included? No, you meet at the starting point and finish at Sacré Coeur; public transport makes it easy to reach both locations.
This private Montmartre and Sacre Coeur tour is a charming way for families to connect with the artistic spirit and stunning views of Paris without feeling overwhelmed. It’s a thoughtfully curated experience that offers both education and fun, ideal for making your family’s Paris trip special.