The Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour offers a unique way to discover the artistic and cultural heritage of this iconic Parisian neighborhood. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the tour takes participants on an engaging journey through Montmartre’s vibrant streets, stopping at three distinct bars to sample a variety of local craft beers. With a maximum group size of 10, the intimate experience allows visitors to appreciate the rich history and flavors of the area. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or a cultural explorer, this tour promises an unforgettable evening that might just leave you craving for more.
Key Points
- Explore the craft beer scene of Montmartre, a historic neighborhood in Paris, through visits to three local craft beer bars.
- Gain insights into the history and culture of beer in France from a local, professional guide.
- Experience an intimate group setting with a maximum of 10 travelers.
- Learn about the rich artistic heritage of Montmartre and its influence on the neighborhood’s beer culture.
- Participate responsibly and respectfully, as the tour emphasizes moderate consumption and does not tolerate disorderly conduct.
It's also worth checking out some other tours and experiences nearby.
Tour Overview
The Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour offers an evening exploration of Paris’ vibrant craft beer scene.
Led by a local and professional guide, the tour takes participants to three craft beer bars, where they can sample beer on tap and learn about the history of beer in France.
The tour is limited to a maximum of 10 travelers, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience.
The meeting point is at La Binouze, close to the Anvers metro station, and the tour ends near the same station.
Participants must be at least 18 years old to consume alcohol, and the tour isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with mobility issues, as it isn’t wheelchair accessible.
Included Features
On the Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour, participants can expect to visit three craft beer bars, where they’ll sample beer on tap.
The tour also includes a history of beer in France, provided by a local and professional guide. Throughout the evening, travelers will learn about the craft beer scene in this vibrant Parisian neighborhood.
With a maximum group size of 10 people, the tour offers an intimate and personalized experience.
Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or simply curious about the local culture, this tour provides a unique opportunity to explore the rich history and flavors of Montmartre’s craft beer scene.
Meeting and End Points
Participants meet for the Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour at La Binouze, located at 72 Rue Marguerite de Rochechouart, 75009 Paris.
The closest metro station is Anvers on Line 2. The tour ends near the Metro Anvers, at 68 Boulevard de Rochechouart, 75009 Paris.
The meeting and end points are conveniently located near public transportation, allowing easy access to the tour. Participants are advised to arrive at the meeting point on time, as the tour will depart promptly.
With a maximum of 10 travelers, the tour offers an intimate and personalized experience exploring the craft beer scene in the vibrant Montmartre neighborhood.
Participant Guidelines
Minimum age for alcohol consumption during the Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour is 18 years. Participants under 18 are allowed but cannot sample the beer. The tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers. Service animals are permitted, but the tour is not wheelchair accessible.
| Participant Guideline | Details |
|---|---|
| Alcohol Consumption | Minimum age 18 years |
| Minors | Allowed, no alcohol consumption |
| Pregnancy | Not recommended |
| Service Animals | Permitted |
| Wheelchair Accessibility | Not available |
The tour focuses on sampling craft beer, not a pub crawl. Disorderly conduct or excessive consumption is not tolerated. Infants must sit on laps, and the tour is located near public transportation.
Craft Beer in Montmartre
The Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour takes participants on an immersive journey through the vibrant craft beer scene of this iconic Parisian neighborhood.
Visitors will enjoy sampling local and regional craft brews at three carefully selected bars, each with its own unique history and character.
From traditional French styles to cutting-edge experimental offerings, the tour provides a rundown of the burgeoning craft beer culture in Montmartre.
Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the experience offers a fascinating exploration of the neighborhood’s rich history and its evolving relationship with beer, blending the past and present in a delightful and convivial manner.
Exploring Montmartre’s History
Montmartre’s vibrant history dates back centuries, weaving a captivating narrative that the Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour brings to life. Visitors marvel at the neighborhood’s artistic heritage, once home to renowned painters and writers. The tour explores Montmartre’s hidden gems, from the iconic Sacré-Cœur Basilica to the charming cobblestone streets.
| Historical Highlights | Key Attractions |
|---|---|
| 18th-Century Windmills | Sacré-Cœur Basilica |
| Artistic Movements | Montmartre Cemetery |
| Bohemian Culture | Moulin Rouge |
Throughout the tour, participants gain a deeper understanding of Montmartre’s rich past and how it has shaped the neighborhood’s character, making this experience a must-do for any visitor seeking to enjoy the city’s captivating history.
Sampling the Local Brews
After exploring Montmartre’s captivating history, the Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour shifts its focus to sampling the local brews that have become an integral part of the neighborhood’s vibrant culture.
During the tour, you will visit three craft beer bars, sampling beer on tap at each location. The guide will provide insight into the history of beer in France, sharing the stories behind the local brews.
With a maximum of 10 travelers, the tour offers an intimate and immersive experience, allowing participants to savor the flavors and appreciate the rich beer heritage of Montmartre.
Additional Considerations
Equipped with a keen eye for detail and a deep appreciation for the local culture, the Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour caters to a diverse range of travelers. Whether participants are beer enthusiasts or cultural explorers, the tour’s inclusive approach ensures a memorable experience for all. To accommodate various needs, the tour welcomes children, though they cannot sample the brews, and service animals are permitted. However, it’s important to note that the tour is not wheelchair accessible. Plus, the tour emphasizes responsible consumption, and disorderly conduct or excessive drinking is not tolerated.
| Additional Considerations | Description |
|---|---|
| Age Requirement | Minimum age for alcohol consumption is 18 years. |
| Participant Restrictions | Pregnant travelers not recommended, children allowed but cannot consume alcohol. |
| Accessibility | Tour is not wheelchair accessible. |
| Conduct Expectations | Disorderly conduct and excessive consumption not tolerated. |
Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we think you'll like.
- Versailles Domain Day Bike Tour With Trianon Estate From Paris
- Versailles Domain Bike Tour With Palace and Trianon Estate Access
- Bateaux Parisiens Seine River Gourmet Lunch & Sightseeing Cruise
- Normandy D-Day Small-Group Day Trip With Omaha Beach, Cemetery & Cider Tasting
- Paris Top Sights Half Day Walking Tour With a Fun Guide
- Louvre Museum Semi-Private Guided Tour (Reserved Entry Included)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can We Take Photos During the Tour?
Yes, participants can take photos during the tour. The tour allows for photography, though the guide may request that it does not disrupt the group or experience.
Are the Craft Beer Bars Wheelchair Accessible?
The tour’s craft beer bars are not wheelchair accessible, according to the participant guidelines. The tour is not recommended for wheelchair users, as it is not designed to accommodate their needs.
Is It Possible to Swap Out Tasting Samples?
The tour doesn’t offer the option to swap out tasting samples. Participants must sample the craft beers provided at each bar. Accommodations can be made for those with dietary restrictions or preferences, but the focus is on experiencing the tour’s curated beer selections.
Will We Get a Discount on Beer Purchases?
The tour does not provide any discounts on beer purchases. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own drinks at the venues visited. The focus of the tour is on sampling and learning about craft beer, not getting discounted drinks.
How Many Stops Are Made During the Tour?
The tour includes visits to 3 craft beer bars, where participants can sample beer on tap at each location. The tour focuses on the history of beer in France with a local and professional guide.
Not for you? Here's more of our most recent tour reviews happening neaby
- Paris in a Day: Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame & Cruise
- Paris: Street Art Walking Tour With a Street Artist Guide
- Paris : Private Luxury Rickshaw Tour With Hotel Pick-up
- Paris: Pancake and Cider Tasting
- Paris: Notre-Dame Cathedral 1-Hour Exterior Guided Tour
- Paris: Segway City Highlights Group Tour
- Vintage Shopping Tour Paris
- Paris:Private 2-Hour Customizable City Tour With Local Guide
- Paris: Louvre Masterpieces Private Tour With Reserved Entry
- Private Louvre Tour – Essentials and More With Expert Guide
- Paris: Ghosts and Dark Stories Guided Walking Tour
- Full-Day Paris Tour: Iconic Landmarks & Stunning Photo Spots
- Paris: Private Day Trip to Champagne With 8 Tastings & Lunch
- Paris : Immersive Eiffel Tower Tour With Virtual Reality
- Paris: Private Cruise on the Seine
The Sum Up
The Montmartre Craft Beer Small-Group Historical Walking Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history and vibrant culture of this iconic Parisian neighborhood while savoring the flavors of local craft beers. Led by an expert guide, this intimate experience provides a perfect balance of culture and beer appreciation, making it an ideal choice for both beer enthusiasts and history buffs.