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This is a French-guided walking tour that takes you away from the postcard-perfect, romantic Paris and into the dark history of the city, woven with crime, conspiracies, black magic, and urban legends. Starting from the equestrian statue of Henri IV on Pont Neuf, you will walk through the narrow alleys of Île de la Cité, the historical heart of Paris's justice system. Listening to stories of the Knights Templar, alchemists, witches, and notorious criminals, you will see a familiar city in a completely different light.

This walking tour invites you to discover another side of Paris—not the postcard image, but a city filled with crime, conspiracies, black magic, and mysterious events. Starting in front of the equestrian statue of Henri IV on Pont Neuf, you will explore areas steeped in criminal history, superstition, and occult legends. The tour is conducted by a French-speaking guide.

Head into the narrow streets of Île de la Cité, the historical epicenter of Parisian justice and the setting for countless cases and legends. Your guide will share stories spanning centuries, from the reign of Philip IV (Philip the Fair) to modern-day wanted criminals. You will hear tales of famous criminals like Lacenaire, Cartouche, and Mesrine, as well as lesser-known figures.

At each stop, you will uncover mysterious facets of Paris, from the Knights Templar, alchemists, and witches to cursed locations and infamous crimes. The tour concludes in front of the Medici Column (Colonne Médicis), a site shrouded in legend and conspiracy.
※ The tour itinerary is subject to change on the day of the tour for security or technical reasons.
Meeting Point:
In front of the equestrian statue of Henri IV on Pont Neuf
15 Place du Pont Neuf, 75001 Paris
Meeting Point Guide:
We will gather next to the equestrian statue of Henri IV on Pont Neuf. As an exception, tours running from May 11 to June 5, and June 29 to July 13 will meet at Place Dauphine.
15 Place du Pont Neuf, 75001 Paris