Step into the shadows of Paris on a journey through betrayal, tragedy, and restless spirits. This nighttime walking tour leads you across historic bridges, past hidden cemeteries, and into squares once soaked in blood. You’ll uncover chilling tales of Catherine de Medici, the Templar curse, King Henry IV’s assassination, and the mysterious “Unknown Woman of the Seine.” Perfect for history lovers, curious travelers, and thrill-seekers alike, this tour reveals the city’s darker side and leaves you with a new way of seeing its streets after dark.

Created by Oliver Hartley
Oliver Hartley brings a fresh, dynamic approach to exploring Paris. His tours go beyond the typical narratives to reveal the city’s hidden layers—forgotten alleyways, offbeat neighborhoods, and untold stories that shaped Paris’s identity. Whether tracing the echoes of revolutionary movements or the evolution of street art, he offers an engaging perspective that’s as thought-provoking as it is entertaining. With Oliver, Paris isn’t just a destination—it’s an unfolding story
"Magical! The 'Paris After Dark' walking tour was an unforgettable experience. The guide expertly navigated us through the City of Light's, sharing fascinating stories and history along the way. Highly recommend! 5/5 stars." - Meilisa S.
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Pont Neuf
This tour begins at the tip of Pont Neuf in front of the statue of Henry IV

Henry IV’s Assasination
Visit the location where King Henry IV was assassinated

Aurouze
The rat exterminator shop from Disney’s Ratatouille

L’Inconnue de la Seine
Discover The Unknown Woman of the Seine

Place de l'Hôtel de Ville
Hear the horrors of an assassin’s execution

"Excellent. I think we walked near the prison. It would’ve been interesting to include a story about that, but I feel like the tour was the perfect length to keep our attention. Walked it with my 12-year-old daughter and she was intrigued."
"Super spooky! The stories around the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville were thrilling! Definately recommend."
"I never knew Paris had such a spooky history. Seeing the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville was a highlight, really enjoyed it!"
"Great for groups or solo travelers. The dark history of Aurouze was particularly fascinating. Well put together overall."