Captivating nighttime view of Paris skyline with illuminated skyscrapers along the river.

Paris Audio Walking Tours

Self-guided, narrated walks through Paris. Buy a tour once, download it, and hear the story at each stop while you walk at your own pace.

Tours from $7.99

Friends walk free. One purchase covers everyone on your walk. Start the tour, invite your friends to join, and it plays on every phone in your group.

Paris audio tours

Each tour is a mapped route with narration at every stop. Buy it once and it is yours to keep, no subscription.

  • Paris 1940 Occupation Walking Tour

    Opéra Garnier · La Madeleine · Champs-Élysées · Arc de Triomphe · Trocadéro Esplanade · Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars · Napoleon's Tomb, Invalides

    8.1 km · 116 min · 7 stops

  • Paris 1944 Liberation Walk

    Préfecture de Police · Place Saint-Michel Fountain · Notre-Dame · Hôtel de Ville · Rue de Rivoli at the Louvre · Hôtel Meurice · Rivoli Plaques, Concorde · De Gaulle Statue, Champs-Élysées

    4.4 km · 62 min · 8 stops

  • Paris Amélie Montmartre Film Walking

    Café des Deux Moulins · Studio 28 · Abbesses Metro · Collignon's grocery · Carousel, Square Louise-Michel · Sacré-Cœur forecourt · Rue Saint-Vincent · Lamarck-Caulaincourt Metro

    2.4 km · 34 min · 8 stops

  • Paris Assassin's Creed Unity Walking

    Place de la Bastille · Square Henri-Galli (Bastille stones) · Île Saint-Louis (Café Théâtre) · Notre-Dame · Sainte-Chapelle & Conciergerie · Place du Châtelet · Palais-Royal Garden · Tuileries Palace site (Arc du Carrousel) · Place de la Concorde

    5.8 km · 80 min · 9 stops

  • Paris Bakery Tasting Walking Tour

    Cédric Grolet Opéra · Zang's Viennese Bakery site · Stohrer · La Parisienne · Du Pain et des Idées · Boulangerie Utopie · Poilâne Marais

    5.2 km · 73 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Before Sunset Walking Tour

    Shakespeare and Company · Quai de la Tournelle · Rue des Jardins Saint-Paul · Place de la Bastille · Cour de l'Étoile d'Or · Le Pure Café · Promenade Plantée

    4.6 km · 65 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Da Vinci Code Walking Tour

    Ritz Paris, Place Vendome · Tuileries Garden · Palais-Royal Garden · Inverted Pyramid · Louvre Pyramid · Institut de France · Saint-Sulpice

    3.9 km · 56 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Emily in Paris Walking Tour

    Place de l'Estrapade · Jardin du Luxembourg · Café de Flore · Pont Neuf · Pont des Arts · Place de Valois (Savoir) · Palais-Royal garden

    4.6 km · 64 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Les Misérables Walking Tour

    Place de la Bastille · Maison de Victor Hugo · Cloître Saint-Merri · Rue de la Chanvrerie (site) · Pont Notre-Dame (Javert) · Rue Cujas (old Rue des Grès) · Panthéon

    5.4 km · 76 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Midnight in Paris Film Walking

    Saint-Étienne-du-Mont steps · Rue Malebranche · Polidor · 27 rue de Fleurus · Deyrolle · Musée Rodin · Pont Alexandre III

    5.2 km · 72 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Phantom of the Opera Walking Tour

    Le Matin, Boulevard Poissonnière · Square Louvois · Salle Le Peletier (site) · Behind the Opéra, Boulevard Haussmann · Emperor's Pavilion, Rue Scribe · Grand Hôtel corner · Place de l'Opéra

    3 km · 43 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Marais Walk

    Hotel de Ville · Saint-Gervais Church · Village Saint-Paul · Place des Vosges · Musee Carnavalet · Rue des Rosiers · Rue Vieille du Temple · Centre Pompidou

    3.4 km · 48 min · 8 stops

  • Paris Montmartre Walking Tour

    Place des Abbesses and the Wall of Love · Bateau-Lavoir · Moulin de la Galette · Clos Montmartre Vineyard · Place du Tertre · Sacré-Cœur Basilica · Square Louise Michel

    1.9 km · 30 min · 7 stops

  • Paris Seine Walk: Self-Guided Tour

    Île de la Cité · The Louvre · Tuileries Garden · Place de la Concorde · Pont Alexandre III · The Eiffel Tower

    5.6 km · 77 min · 6 stops

What to expect on a Paris audio walking tour

Paris gets three narrated walks instead of one, because the Marais, Montmartre, and the riverside grand sights each deserve their own unhurried afternoon.

The Marais walk starts at Hotel de Ville and slips into Saint-Gervais Church before leading you through Village Saint-Paul's quiet courtyards to the arcaded elegance of Place des Vosges. From there the route passes the Musee Carnavalet and threads down Rue des Rosiers and Rue Vieille du Temple, finishing near the Centre Pompidou, at 3.4 kilometers of some of the city's most walkable streets.

Up in the north, the Montmartre walk starts at the Moulin Rouge and climbs through Place des Abbesses and past the Wall of Love before Rue Lepic leads you up through the old Montmartre Vineyard. The narration delivers you to the Sacre-Coeur Basilica and its sweeping view over the city, then loops through Place du Tertre and past the Espace Dali on the way back down.

The third route follows the Seine itself, starting on Ile de la Cite and passing right by the Louvre before crossing the Tuileries Garden to Place de la Concorde. It finishes with a walk over the Pont Alexandre III toward the Eiffel Tower. Across all three tours you're covering 2.7 to 5.6 kilometers, so pick whichever neighborhood matches your mood, or string a couple together over a longer day.

Where to walk in Paris

A few of the stops you will pass, and why they are worth slowing down for.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris

The Eiffel Tower and Champ de Mars

Few walks feel as quintessentially Parisian as approaching the Eiffel Tower across the wide green lawns of the Champ de Mars. You'll see the iron lattice change shape and scale as you get closer, until it fills the whole sky above you. Picnickers spread out on the grass, and vendors sell crepes and souvenirs along the paths. It sparkles with lights on the hour after dark, making an evening stroll here unforgettable.

Montmartre and Sacre-Coeur Basilica in Paris

Montmartre

This hilltop village of steep, winding streets is crowned by the white domes of Sacre-Coeur Basilica, with sweeping views over the rooftops of Paris from its steps. You'll wander past a working vineyard, the Place du Tertre where artists paint and sketch, and the cabarets and cafes that once drew Picasso and Renoir. Ivy covered buildings and quiet staircases give it a village feel despite being right in the city. It's charming and a little bohemian at every turn.

Seine riverbank near Île de la Cité in Paris

Seine Riverbanks and Île de la Cité

Strolling along the Seine, you'll pass green bouquiniste stalls selling old books and prints, elegant stone bridges, and views of Notre-Dame rising from the small island at the river's heart. The paths dip down to the water's edge in places, letting you walk right along the riverside away from traffic. Boats drift by beneath bridges like Pont Alexandre III with its gilded lamps and statues. It's a scenic, romantic route that ties much of central Paris together.

Tuileries Garden in Paris

Tuileries Garden

This formal garden stretches between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, its gravel paths lined with manicured trees, classical statues, and round fountains where you can pull up a green metal chair and rest. Children sail toy boats in the ponds while others enjoy the small funfair rides near Concorde. Framed views open up toward the Louvre's glass pyramid on one end and the Champs Elysees on the other. It's a graceful, open air walk right through the center of the city.

Place des Vosges in Le Marais, Paris

Le Marais

Cobblestone streets in the Marais wind past centuries old mansions, trendy boutiques, and cozy falafel shops all packed close together. You'll come across the perfectly symmetrical Place des Vosges, one of the oldest and most beautiful squares in Paris, with arcaded walkways and a shaded central garden. Small courtyards like the Village Saint-Paul invite you to duck in and browse antiques. It's a lively, historic neighborhood that rewards slow, curious wandering.

Get the Audio Tour in 3 Simple Steps

All in the free Walk With Me app, and the first stops of every tour are free to try.

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Handcrafted for Your Time in the City

These tours aren't a checklist of sights. They're made to be walked slowly, headphones on, eyes on the city.

Meditative and Immersive

Each story is told where it happened. The app chimes when you reach a stop, one tap starts the story, and the stretch between stops is yours to take in at your own pace.

Handcrafted With Care

We choose every route and every stop ourselves and shape each story with care, so the time you have in the city goes to the places most worth seeing.

Better With Someone

Every walk is better with someone beside you, so if you can bring a friend, we really hope you do. That's why one purchase covers everyone you invite: they join your tour free.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on what you're after. The Marais walk suits a relaxed, cafe hopping afternoon, Montmartre rewards the climb with the city's best skyline view, and the Seine walk is the one to pick if you want to end up at the Eiffel Tower.

Not for the audio. All three tours download ahead of time, and then the narration and GPS work offline. The street map still needs a connection. You buy each one once and keep it, so there's nothing to renew before your next trip to Paris.

No. One purchase covers everyone on your walk. Start the tour with a friend or open it for others to join, and everyone who joins your walk in the app hears every stop, on iPhone or Android. They just need the free Walk With Me app. The tour stays yours, so they can't replay it on their own later.