• Café des Deux Moulins - Head to the Café des Deux Moulins, the real café where Audrey Tautou’s character worked as a waitress. It’s located on one of the most famous and bustling streets in the Montmartre district, an area known for its art and the cozy feel of a small village. The café is named after two windmills that are still preserved near Montmartre.

• Au Marché de la Butte - Visit Marché De La Butte, known as Monsieur Collignon’s in the film. This small grocery store was close to Amélie’s apartment and was her go-to spot for shopping and catching up on local gossip.

• Studio 28 - The oldest cinema in Paris, founded in 1928, was a regular Friday night destination for Amélie, where she enjoyed watching foreign films. Occasionally, they screen the movie ‘Amélie,’ which is unique because there’s a scene where the main character watches a film at Studio 28.

• Piscine des Amiraux - Check out the beautifully restored 1920s Piscine des Amiraux, an art deco gem and public swimming pool. Fans will recognize it from the movie’s opening scenes and a scene featuring Amelie’s father exiting the pool.

• Canal Saint-Martin - Take a walk along the 4.5-kilometer-long Canal Saint-Martin, where Amelie used to skip stones. Watch people gather along the canal, relaxing, eating, chatting, and enjoying their time. It’s a perfect spot for a peaceful walk and reflection.

• Le Verre à Pied - Drop by Le Verre a Pied, a charming wine bar where Amelie overheard Dominique Bretodeau’s story about a metal box hidden in her apartment. Enjoy a glass of fine wine and perhaps a meal in the cozy setting of a small Parisian restaurant. The wine bar is on rue Mouffetard, one of Paris’s oldest streets, dating back to Roman times. Stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets to soak in the old European atmosphere.

• Pont des Arts - Follow Amelie’s path as she leaves Le Verre a Pied and walks to the Pont des Arts, a romantic spot surrounded by beautiful buildings. The bridge is famous for its love locks, where couples would attach locks and throw the keys into the Seine. However, in 2015, authorities removed the padlocks due to the excessive weight causing damage to the bridge.

• Lamarck - Caulaincourt - Walk along Lamarck streets to reach the Lamarck-Caulaincourt Metro station. Recall the scene where Amelie helps a blind man cross the street, giving him a vivid guided tour of the sights as they walk towards the metro station.

• Gare du Nord - Visit another film location, Toys Palace, a shop just minutes from the Moulin Rouge. In the movie, it was called Palace Video, where Nino sometimes worked. Remember the scene where Amelie enters the shop looking for Nino.

• Avenue du Trône - Continue to the largest and oldest funfair in France, over 1,000 years old. Recall movie scenes as you explore and enjoy over 300 attractions, including roller coasters and shooting games.

• The Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre - The tour takes you to Sacre Coeur Basilica, a symbol of Paris and Montmartre since 1914, located at the top of Montmartre Hill. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. Recall scenes with the public phone booth next to the famous carousel in Saint-Pierre Square.

• Rue Saint-Vincent - End your tour on the old cobblestoned Rue Saint-Vincent. Recognize it from the beginning and end of the movie, showing the start of Amelie’s story in 1973 and the happy ending with Nino and Amelie riding into the sunset.

• Unique cultural French experience
• View of Paris landmarks (exterior only)
• Private walking and metro tour
• All fees and taxes included
• Visit iconic French movie locations
• Customizable itinerary with unlimited stops
• Guided by a friendly, English-speaking local
• Explore must-see sites and hidden gems of Paris

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities (optional)

Experience the magic of the beloved film ‘Amélie’ by following a trail along its 17 iconic filming locations. Immerse yourself in the romantic comedy as you travel in step with Amélie through the most memorable scenes. Gain intriguing insights into the filmmaking process and take a look beyond the screen to picture the essence of the movie. Experience Paris through a unique vantage point as you embody the spirit of a Parisian for a day and soak in the enchanting ambiance of Montmartre, a key feature in the film.

• Step into the shoes of ‘Amélie’ as you wander around famous filming spots
• Discover interesting tidbits about the making of the film and get a sneak peek of what happened behind the cameras
• Revel in the distinctive Parisian atmosphere and navigate popular locations with the expert guidance of a local guide
• Roam through ancient cobblestone lanes and charming cafes and pubs

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.