Film

Amélie Walking Tour
Paris

Follow Amélie from the Latin Quarter to Montmartre, past the café where she works, the canal where she skips stones, and the garden where her treasure hunt for Nino ends.

9 stops · 10 km

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Every Stop Has a Story

The Bretodeau Box

After Amélie leads Dominique Bretodeau to his lost box of childhood treasures by ringing a phone booth as he walks past, she listens from this tiny bar as he tells his story.

Where It All Began

Amélie's mother is killed on this square when a suicidal Canadian tourist jumps from the roof of Notre-Dame and lands on her.

Skipping Stones

Skipping stones on this canal is one of Amélie's favorite small pleasures, though Audrey Tautou couldn't actually skip them, so the bounces were added with special effects.

The Mystery Man

In this station's ticket hall, Amélie uncovers the identity of the mystery man who keeps turning up in Nino's album of discarded photos.

Nino's Day Job

Nino works behind the counter of an adult video store on this boulevard, which has been the heart of Pigalle's nightlife since the nineteenth century.

The Café of Two Windmills

Amélie waits tables at this real Montmartre café, named for the area's two surviving windmills, the Moulin Rouge and the Moulin de la Galette.

The Blind Man's Tour

Amélie guides a blind man along Rue Lamarck, describing every sight they pass in rapid-fire detail, before leaving him at this station's entrance.

Maison Collignon

The grocery run by the nasty greengrocer Collignon still carries the "Maison Collignon" sign added for the film, and Amélie's front door is right next to it.

The Treasure Hunt

Amélie sends Nino on a treasure hunt through this garden below the Sacré-Cœur, using a payphone and a trail of painted arrows to lead him up toward the basilica.

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