Audio walks in Paris
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- 41 walks
- 445 places with a written story
- 23 km of routes in total
- 0.1-3.8 hours per walk
- written in EN, ES, DE, FR, RU, IT, AR
- last walk added 2026-10-19
Walks in Paris
Das Geheimnisvolle Marais: Place des Vosges, Stadtpaläste und Revolutionäre
Vom ältesten königlichen Platz über Victor Hugos Schreibzimmer bis zum jüdischen Herz der Rue des Rosiers
Islands of the Seine: Pont Neuf, Royal Courts, and Gothic Splendor
A riverside journey through the cradle of Paris, royal island prisons, and radiant stained-glass sanctuaries
Quartier Latin & Île de la Cité: Gelehrte, Revolution und Notre-Dame
Ein Spaziergang durch die Wiege der Philosophie, verbotene Buchhandlungen und gotische Meisterwerke
Secretos Bohemios de Montmartre: Pintores, Cabarets y Molinos
Un recorrido legendario por la colina de los artistas, viñedos secretos y estudios donde nació el arte moderno
From the Cathedral to the Iron Lady
2 hours along the Seine — Paris revealed, one quay at a time
Routes people ask for in Paris
- Walk from Notre-Dame to Eiffel Tower
- Walk from Louvre to Jardin du Luxembourg
- Walk from Montmartre to Moulin Rouge
- Walk from Saint-Germain to Panthéon
- Walk from Bastille to Marais
How long do you want to walk?
What routes are available in Paris?
Baiki offers a landmark river corridor from Notre-Dame to the Eiffel Tower following the Seine quays and Saint-Germain, alongside a narrative route through the 17th-century haunts of Alexandre Dumas and his Three Musketeers in the Latin Quarter and Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
How much does a Paris walk cost?
The first story of every walk and the complete written text of every stop are completely free to read and listen to. If a walk has additional unvoiced stops, unlocking them makes those audio stories permanently free for every visitor who walks that route afterwards.
Do I need a mobile connection while walking in Paris?
Yes. Audio streams as you walk stop by stop, so you need a mobile data connection. Paris has reliable 4G and 5G coverage throughout the central arrondissements, along the Seine quays, and across the Left Bank.
What language are the Paris walks in?
The collection features walks in English and Russian. The Notre-Dame to Eiffel Tower corridor is narrated in English, while the historical Dumas walk is written in Russian. Each walk was authored independently for its specific route rather than translated.