• L’Olympia - Visit the legendary concert venue in the 9th arrondissement, known as the Olympia. Established in 1893 by one of the creators of the Moulin Rouge, this hall hosted numerous opera, ballet, and music events before becoming a movie theater. In 1954, Piaf’s friend Bruno Coquatrix reopened it as a concert venue, and Edith’s performances elevated its fame. She graced the stage multiple times over four months, delivering some of the most memorable concerts of her career.
• 67 Bd Lannes - Head to 67 Boulevard Lannes to find a small plaque marking the residence where Edith Piaf spent her last decade. It was in this apartment that Charles Dumont presented her with the song “Non, je ne regrette rien,” which she embraced despite initially not wanting to meet him. She declared it the song she had been waiting for, predicting its success at her upcoming Olympia performance.
• Cheval Blanc Paris - The film takes us to the Parisian brasserie Julien Brewery, a real-life favorite of the singer, where she even had table number 24. The brewery’s history dates back to 1903, with the Cheval Blanc Inn occupying the site since 1787. It was the first concert café in Paname during the 19th century.
• Rue du Ranelagh - Take a stroll along this charming 1,135-meter-long street, where Edith Piaf once sang. In 1935, Louis Leplee discovered her here and invited her to perform at his cabaret, Le Gerny’s. Although initially booked for a week, her triumphant performances extended her stay to seven months. Sadly, Louis was murdered in 1936, bringing an abrupt end to her time there.
• Belleville - Visit the Montmartre staircase to reminisce about a scene from the movie and the now-vanished Belleville staircase. Recall the moment when a policeman tells Edith and Momone, portrayed by Marion Cotillard and Sylvie Testud, that they cannot beg on that street, but offers to let them go if they sing the 1920s song Du gris.
• Bobino - Originally a dance hall in 1800, Bobino hosted many famous performers and was a theater and music hall, becoming one of France’s most popular entertainment venues in the early 20th century. Although it closed in 1983 after 183 years, it hosted many great shows, including Edith Piaf’s concerts. In 2007, it was revived as a cabaret under the same name.
• Rue Ravignan - Explore the historic Rue Ravignan, one of the streets featured in a real Paris setting. Recall Edith and Simone’s stroll and admire the picturesque architecture. Listen to fascinating historical insights from your guide about Napoleon I and the street’s namesake. Discover the filming locations in Prague as you envision early 20th-century Paris.
• Pere-Lachaise Cemetery - The renowned Pere-Lachaise cemetery is the final stop on the tour inspired by Edith Piaf’s story. She passed away on October 10, 1963, at 47, and was laid to rest here. Her grave is always adorned with flowers, as many visit to honor her memory. Additionally, learn about the cemetery’s history and other notable figures interred there.

• Flexible start times in the morning and afternoon
• Exterior views of famous Paris landmarks
• Authentic private walking and metro tour
• Discover Paris like a local
• Inclusive of all Fees and Taxes
• Photo ops at iconic French movie scenes
• Tailor-made itinerary with unlimited stops
• Knowledgeable English-speaking Parisian guide
• Deep-dive into French culture
• Explore must-see sites and hidden gems of Paris

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities (optional)

Experience the enchanting atmosphere of Paris by tracing the path of Edith Piaf and visiting the filming sites of “La Vie en Rose,” a biographical film about one of France’s most renowned and influential singers. With your guide, delve into the pivotal moments of Edith Piaf’s life, reflecting on her challenges and triumphs. From her impoverished childhood to her legendary status at her passing, this tour offers a fascinating exploration of the singer’s life and the key locations featured in the movie.

Embark on our filming locations tour to visit the most important sites associated with Edith Piaf’s life, uncover new insights, and reminisce about her iconic songs.

Discover Paname through the perspective of locals with your guide, soak in the Parisian ambiance, and seize the chance to view the city from a fresh angle.

• Immerse yourself in the romantic vibe of Paris, following in the footsteps of Edith Piaf and the filming locations of La Vie en Rose, a biographical movie telling about the life of one of the most famous and influential singers in France. Learn about key events in Edith Piaf’s life with your guide, and remember her trials and tribulations. From her childhood in poverty until her death as a real legend, the tour takes you on a captivating journey through the life of the singer and the essential locations shot in the movie. • Travel through the most significant places linked with the life of Edith Piaf on our filming locations tour • Discover new facts and recall famous songs by Edith Piaf • Learn about Paname through the eyes of the locals with the help of your guide • Revel in the Parisian vibes and grab the opportunity to explore the city from a different perspective
• The itinerary and number of stops can be modified based on your preferences and pace of walking

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