Montmartre Little Train Tour at Paris

Montmartre Little Train Tour

Skip the steep climb up Montmartre's cobbled streets and let the Montmartrain do the work for you. This 35-minute train tour starts from Place Blanche and winds through Paris's most artistic district, taking you past the Moulin Rouge, Montmartre Vineyard, and Saint-Pierre Church before reaching Sacré-Cœur Basilica. The train glides through charming squares where artists still set up their easels, just as they did in Picasso's time.

Your audio guide (available in 14 languages) shares stories about the district's bohemian past as you roll through narrow streets lined with cafés and studios. The relaxed pace gives you time to spot architectural details and snap photos without the exhaustion of climbing 130 metres uphill. For a complete Paris experience, combine this with a Seine river cruise to see the city from both its highest artistic quarter and its historic waterfront.

What is Included

• 35-minute round-trip train tour of Montmartre
• Audio guide in 14 languages
• Optional Seine river cruise (if selected)
• Mobile ticket access
• One-month ticket validity from chosen date

Good to Know

The train departs from Place Blanche with departures every 30 minutes at weekends and hourly on weekdays. Arrive 10 minutes early to secure your spot. The Montmartre train is not wheelchair accessible, though the optional Seine cruise does accommodate wheelchairs.

If you choose the cruise upgrade, head to Port de la Bourdonnais near the Eiffel Tower after your train tour. The one-hour boat ride operates frequently throughout the day and can be used on the same day as your train ride or saved for later. Your tickets remain valid for a month, giving you flexibility around weather or schedule changes.

Children must be accompanied by adults at all times. No strenuous walking required, making this suitable for families and anyone wanting to explore Montmartre without the physical demands. Consider pairing this tour with a visit to the Sacré-Cœur Basilica or exploring more of Paris's artistic heritage on a guided walking tour of the city's cultural districts.