Top Île-de-France Crime Tours

If you’d like to explore the darker side of Montmartre and travel around in style, this is the tour for you. Be driven in a motorcycle sidecar and taken to several places around the area, covering more adult topics about vice and violence, which give Montmartre its edgy reputation. The sidecar makes for a great photo backdrop, too.

Enjoy a spectacular evening of entertainment at the legendary Parisian cabaret The Crazy Horse. With this ticket-only option, make your own way to the famous venue and take your seat in time for an unforgettable performance. Choose from three different showtimes, and prepare to be dazzled by the show-stopping dancers, flamboyant costumes, and dramatic lighting displays.

Take your understanding of French wine to another level with a guided wine and Champagne tasting in an atmospheric wine cellar in Paris. Sample six different wines while you learn about how to read a French wine label properly. It's a relaxing way to deepen your cultural knowledge and taste some fantastic French wines. Upgrade to include a plate of cheese or cured meats to eat while you sip.

Immerse yourself in Paris’ vibrant cabaret culture—and attend the oldest cabaret theater in the city, designed by Gustave Eiffel—when you book tickets to a performance at Le Paradis Latin. You can look forward to a revue show combining singing, dancing, comedy, and even an updated version of the classic French can-can. Book tickets in advance to guarantee your place, and choose between enjoying a glass or half-bottle of Champagne with the show.

Discover the dark side of the City of lights listening to your local guide telling you about the most terrible crimes and scandals that marked the inhabitants of Paris and shaped the history of France. Let's talk treasons, murders, trials, executions! What punishments were inflicted over the centuries? For who? Why was the guillotine invented? Who were the witches and why were they burned alive? Your expert local guide will lead you in the dark cobbled streets and tell you murder stories that marked the inhabitants of Paris forever. The story of landmarks you will see beautifully lit in the night and major events that shaped French history will help you understand the evolution of trials and justice in France. Please note that this tour is about historical events, not legends.

Spend an evening at the iconic Moulin Rouge in Paris—and enhance your experience—where you enjoy a 3-course gourmet dinner with wine before watching the latest show, "Féerie." Secure your tickets early to avoid disappointment. Then, dine on quintessential French dishes before watching the famous troupe of dancers performing the famous cancan (as well as other fun and risqué numbers).

Step into 1934 Paris and investigate a chilling murder on this self-guided mystery tour through the Latin Quarter. Inspired by real events, this immersive experience challenges you to uncover clues and solve the crime, all while spotting major city highlights such as Notre-Dame Cathedral. Ideal for families, friends, or colleagues, this budget-friendly activity offers a unique way to discover Paris through storytelling, interactive play, and the excitement of solving a crime.

Paris is renowned as the birthplace of cabaret, and during this evening show at the celebrated Crazy Horse, enjoy the very best of the often risque and entertaining art form. Book your ticket online in advance to guarantee your admission to the popular, often sold-out show.

Witness the iconic can-can dance and much more during an evening performance at the iconic Paradis Latin cabaret in Paris. The dynamic and interactive show transports you to 19th-century Paris, and features a range of entertainment, from singing and dancing to comedy and more. During the show, enjoy a 3-course traditional French dinner (pick between two menus) with red wine and Champagne to accompany.

Begin your tour at Place Blanche, once a lively nightlife hub, and discover its history of cabarets, crime, and bohemian culture in Montmartre and Pigalle. Continue to Montmartre Cemetery, opened in 1825, and learn about 19th-century burial traditions and Parisian attitudes toward death and spirituality. Walk along Rue Lepic, where Vincent van Gogh lived with his brother Theo, and hear how Montmartre influenced his life and artistic struggles. Discover the Lost Maquis of Montmartre, once a poor informal settlement shaped by hardship and crime, and explore its complex social history. Along the way, enjoy a tasting of local specialties, including a savory bite, a sweet treat, and a glass of wine, offering a true taste of Montmartre’s culture. End at Place du Tertre, a historic square linked to major events during the French Revolution and the Paris Commune.

Explore Pigalle's historic cabarets and criminal haunts, uncovering Montmartre's sultry past and vibrant present with expert guides passionate about Paris's history and architecture.