Tours in the guide's footsteps

A walk in the footsteps of Charles Aznavour in Paris, from the heights of Montmartre to the stages of the world

Paris carries with it Charles Aznavour's childhood memories, his intimate landmarks and the recent tributes that have anchored him firmly in Parisian history. Discover these memorial sites scattered across the capital.

A walk in the footsteps of Jacques Brel in Paris, from the Cité Lemercier to mythical stages

Even though Jacques Brel was Belgian by birth, Paris played a major role in his artistic career, from the small Hôtel du Chalet to the bistro Au Rêve, via the legendary Olympia stage.

A walk in the footsteps of France Gall and Michel Berger in Paris, of love and music

An alley in the Parc Monceau, a shared tomb in Montmartre, song studios... Paris keeps the discreet footprints of France Gall and Michel Berger in its streets.

Following in Romy Schneider's footsteps in Paris, from a discreet apartment to a dedicated street

Paris retains traces of Romy Schneider's life, from her last home to the street named after her. Here's what you can still discover in the capital today to retrace her steps.

Stroll in the footsteps of Jean-Paul Belmondo in Paris, the imprint of a "Magnificent" on the city

Even though Jean-Paul Belmondo was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Paris played an essential role in his career. From 39 quai d'Orsay to the promenade of the Bir-Hakeim bridge, via the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this urban stroll retraces the Parisian landmarks that tell the story of his life.

A walk in the footsteps of the Freemasons in Paris: symbols, mysteries and heritage

Since the 18th century, Freemasonry has been discreetly shaping the contours of Parisian life. Between hidden lodges, committed personalities and symbols engraved on facades, Paris is a Masonic capital. Follow in the footsteps of the Freemasons, to read between the stones and discover this initiatory Paris.

Following in Frédéric Chopin's footsteps in Paris, from the salons to the Polish library

Explore the Parisian landmarks associated with Frédéric Chopin, from his modest apartment to the salons of society and the historic tributes he paid. The composer left his mark on the capital.

A walk in the footsteps of François Truffaut in Paris, from the Cinémathèque to the library named after him

From the places of his childhood to the iconic sites of his films, and his deep connection with the Cinémathèque Française, follow in the footsteps of François Truffaut in Paris.

Stroll in the footsteps of Juliette Gréco in Paris, between jazz clubs and intimate addresses

Take a tour of the Parisian landmarks that marked Juliette Gréco's intimate and artistic life, from her literary havens to the urban tributes that have been paid to her, and discover why the muse of Saint-Germain-des-Prés remains an inseparable figure of the City of Light.

Stroll in the footsteps of Agnès Varda in Paris, studio-laboratory and photo studio in the heart of the 14th arrondissement.

Immerse yourself in the Parisian places that were once home to Agnès Varda: her courtyard studio on rue Daguerre, the sets for 'Cléo de 5 à 7' and her poetic tomb. In fact, discover how the capital nurtured her visual and intimate sensibility in her photos and films.

A walk in the footsteps of Marguerite Duras in Paris, between anarchist revolt and places of transmission

Explore the Parisian sites that shaped Marguerite Duras's intimate and intellectual existence, from her apartment on rue Saint-Benoît to the street that now bears her name.

Stroll in the footsteps of Jean-Luc Godard in Paris, Latin Quarter cinemas and film locations

Filming locations in the Latin Quarter, film clubs, intimate addresses and tributes... Discover the Paris of Jean-Luc Godard, where the spirit of the Nouvelle Vague and the audacity of this iconic filmmaker still resonate today.

A walk in the footsteps of Marcel Proust, in search of Proustian Paris

Marcel Proust, author of À la recherche du temps perdu, left many traces in Paris, from his apartments on Boulevard Haussmann to his tomb in Père-Lachaise. A literary stroll that starts now.

A walk in the footsteps of Françoise Sagan in Paris, from the Latin Quarter to fashionable Paris

Discover the places in Paris that shaped Françoise Sagan's intimate, creative and collective life. Cafés, apartments, private mansions and landmark addresses in Paris.

A walk in Barbara's footsteps in Paris, melancholy and mythical post-war cabarets

Follow in Barbara's footsteps in Paris, from her childhood in the 17ᵉ arrondissement to the alley bearing her name in Les Batignolles, to her much-visited tomb in the Paris suburbs.

Stroll in the footsteps of Georges Brassens in Paris, from the Bobino stage to the bucolic park

Embark on a journey through the Parisian sites that shaped the life and work of Georges Brassens, from the impasse Florimont to the great park that bears his name, between intimate memories and public resonances.

A walk in the footsteps of Serge Gainsbourg in Paris, from the 20th arrondissement to the house on rue de Verneuil

Immerse yourself in Serge Gainsbourg's iconic Paris locations, from his childhood in the 20ᵉ arrondissement to the famous 5 bis rue de Verneuil, discover the intimate addresses and public works that embody his mythical career.

Stroll in Colette's footsteps in Paris, the Palais-Royal gardens from her balcony

Immerse yourself in the Parisian sites that forged Colette's intimate and literary life, from her apartments in the Palais-Royal to the square and alley bearing her name, to relive the trajectory of this free-spirited, sensual woman with deep roots in the capital.

A stroll in the footsteps of Jean-Paul Sartre in Paris, from Café de Flore to Montparnasse

What if Jean-Paul Sartre had never really left the streets of Paris? Between statues, mythical cafés and squares bearing his name, explore the City of Light through the emblematic places linked to the philosopher.

A walk in the footsteps of Albert Camus in Paris, between exile and resistance

Discover the Parisian places associated with Albert Camus - hotels, cafés, apartments, plaques and streets - to reconnect with the writer's intimate and committed life, between exile and humanist commitment.