Viaduc des Arts Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Viaduc des Arts. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, this is the best tour available right now:

• Private Bastille and Aligre market walking tour with the highline

It’s free to visit the Viaduc des Arts, as it's a shopping area where people can browse among artisan workshops. However, to get the most out of a visit, some travelers book a guided tour. These begin at around US$207 for a private experience, with food tastings included and multiple markets and shopping spots.

Visitors to the Viaduc des Arts can see artisan boutiques, workshops, and galleries that have been created within the arches of a former railway line. Here you’ll find stained glass restoration workshops, metalsmiths, jewelry designers, woodworkers, and musical instrument makers. There are also art galleries and design studios selling home decor, as well as a promenade park along the path of the old track.

Yes, the Viaduc des Arts sometimes hosts special events and exhibitions, so check the official website for information. Previous happenings have included live performances, storytelling walks, holiday markets, and themed art competitions.

Yes, visiting the Viaduc des Arts is definitely worth it. This converted train line hosts highly skilled artisans who have spent years honing their crafts. From fashion items to home decor, jewelry, artisan liquor, and chocolate—it’s a fascinating place to browse the studios while enjoying a stroll through the park.

Yes, there are dining options near the Viaduc des Arts; choices include Les Affranchis, a traditional French brasserie; Kawaa Daumesnil for delicious coffee and cakes; Poke Star for healthy bites; and Jo and Nana Cakes, a patisserie specializing in vegan and gluten-free options. Close by, you can also head to Yooki Sushi or Touk Thai.