Free self-guided walking tour · Paris
Hemingway's Paris: Lost Generation Walking Tour
Walk where Hemingway wrote, where Fitzgerald partied, and where Gertrude Stein held court. The cafés and haunts of the Lost Generation.
- Duration
- 3h
- Tour stops
- 8 stops
- Distance
- 6 km
- Audio guides available in
- 13
Tour stops
1. Shakespeare and Company
37 Rue de la Bûcherie, 75005 Paris
Hemingway frequented the original location on Rue de l'Odéon
Verified connection: A Moveable Feast
2. Les Deux Magots
6 Place Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 Paris
Famous gathering spot for Hemingway, Sartre, and de Beauvoir
Verified connection: Literary history
3. Brasserie Lipp
📍 This is where Hemingway famously went to eat saucisson and beer in 'A Moveable Feast'. He describes it as a place to go when you needed comfort. Imagine Hemingway sitting here, observing the Parisian scene! 🍺
4. Café de Flore
☕️ Hemingway mentions Café de Flore as a place he frequented in 'A Moveable Feast'. While he doesn't dedicate a specific scene to it, its presence is felt. Imagine him people-watching, gathering inspiration for his next story!
5. Le Select
🍸 Le Select was a favorite of many American expatriates, including Hemingway. While not a central location in 'A Moveable Feast,' it represents the Montparnasse scene. Picture Hemingway here, nursing a drink and swapping stories with fellow writers. ✍️
6. La Rotonde
🎨 La Rotonde was another Montparnasse haunt, where Hemingway likely spent time. It isn't specifically featured in 'A Moveable Feast', but it represents the artistic community. Imagine Hemingway observing the artists and bohemians who frequented this spot! 🎭
7. La Closerie des Lilas
🖋️ Hemingway mentions La Closerie des Lilas in 'A Moveable Feast' as a place where he wrote. He describes writing at a table there, feeling the energy of the place. Find your inspiration and sit where Hemingway might have sat! 📝
8. Harry's New York Bar
🍸 The bar is mentioned in 'A Moveable Feast' as a place to meet other expats. It's a place where Hemingway could feel a connection to home. Order a drink and imagine Hemingway sharing stories with his friends! 🗣️
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Hemingway's Paris: Lost Generation Walking Tour?
The Hemingway's Paris: Lost Generation Walking Tour takes approximately 3 hours and 0 minutes to complete, covering 6 kilometers.
Is the Hemingway's Paris: Lost Generation Walking Tour really free?
Yes, all Venuto walking tours are completely free with no hidden costs, no expected tips, and no premium upgrades required for core features.
What will I see on the Hemingway's Paris: Lost Generation Walking Tour?
You'll visit 8 verified locations including Shakespeare and Company, Les Deux Magots. Each stop has verified connections to Ernest Hemingway.
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