Explore the Paris of cinema
with our guided tours

CINÉ-BALADE

Paris differently

Discover

Explore the Paris of cinema
with our guided tours

CINÉ-BALADE

Paris differently

Discover

Agenda

Our next tours

friday, may 8th

Capital of cinema

Paris is the most filmed city in the world. Cinema has had a thousand ways of portraying it and telling its story through its characters and narratives, whether authentic or imagined.
A pioneer of film tourism in France, Ciné-Balade has been carefully creating, since 2011, exclusive and original tours combining film anecdotes and key figures from the history of cinema, linking them to the history of a place.
From the pioneers with their early experiments and still images to digital reconstructions that show anything is possible, each era and genre offers a gateway to a cultural rediscovery of Paris and its heritage.

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The reason I enjoy travelling so much
is also because I enjoy coming back to Paris.

Cédric Klapisch

Pleasure of giving

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GIFT VOUCHER

Want to offer your loved ones a unique experience?
The Ciné-Balade gift voucher, valid for one year on all tours, is a lovely surprise that will delight urban explorers.

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PARIS CINÉ-BALADES

By Juliette Dubois

Our first book dedicated to the Paris of cinema is still available in bookstores. Published by Hugo Images, this guide of 15 tours will let you discover brand new routes at your own pace, from one film to the next, and from one celebrity to another!
Meet Varda, Truffaut, Belmondo, Hepburn, Sautet, Klapisch, Oury, Birkin, Amélie, and Vic, or immerse yourself in the settings of major thrillers, animated films, action movies, and musicals.

Approved by Laurent Delmas on France Inter, Cécile Mury in Télérama and Valentine Rousseau in Le Parisien !

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WHAT THE PRESS SAYS

Lost in Frenchlation

In theaters now

French cinema with english subtitles

Our partner Lost in Frenchlation breaks the language barrier and brings the best of French cinema to the international community in Paris and other cities in France. They host screenings of French films with English subtitles at independent cinemas, each with a convivial cocktail hour before the movie and often followed by Q&As with film crews, or other activities.