Jared Leto CLIMBS the walls of a building in Paris without a harness after scaling a hotel in Berlin

Jared Leto climbed the walls of a building in Paris without a harness on Saturday, just days after climbing a hotel in Berlin.

The actor, 51, wasn’t trying to climb particularly high, but still caught the attention of a few passersby who had gathered to watch.

It’s not clear why Jared tried to climb the walls or if he tried to film it.

According to TMZ he was joined in Berlin by internet personality Younes Zarou, who is known for his illusion TikTok videos.

Known for his love of climbing, Jared once revealed that he fell nearly 600 feet while rock climbing at Nevada’s Red Rock when his safety rope began to fray.

Climb: The actor didn’t try to go particularly high, but still caught the attention of a few passersby who had gathered to watch

Jared wore a bright red long-sleeved top, black pants, and trainers as he clung to the edges of the stones with his bare hands.

The Morbius star wore his long brown hair parted in the middle and reaching to his shoulders, and wore his now standard thick but well-kept beard.

On Monday, the Academy Award winner was spotted in Berlin outside the Hotel de Rome as he began to scale the hotel’s stone walls.

Whether his attempt to scale the walls was for a project or just an impulsive recklessness, it seemed to have absorbed a group of onlookers, some of whom had their phones pointed at him.

He began by climbing a thick set of stone blocks, which gave him excellent footing and enabled him to stand firm.

After he was a few feet above the ground, he was able to move sideways to a small stone ledge above the side, where he stood in front of a high window.

He was accompanied by several people outside the hotel, who had a tripod and crutch handy, suggesting that it may have been a crew filming his exploits.

One person held up a large reflective sheet for extra light, which would also be part of a professional crew’s toolbox.

Dare: It’s not clear why Jared tried to climb the walls or if he tried to film it

Known for his love of climbing, Jared once revealed that he fell nearly 600 feet while rock climbing at Nevada’s Red Rock when his safety rope began to fray

Brave: According to TMZ, he was joined in Berlin by internet personality Younes Zarou, who is known for his illusion TikTok videos

The shoot progressed with a scene outside the hotel where they appeared to trigger some sort of device filled with blue smoke, engulfing the rocker.

In 2020, Jared shared that a harrowing experience happened when he fell off a wall while climbing a cliff with professional rock climber Alex Honnold.

“I don’t want to sound dramatic, but this is the day I almost died. Took a pretty good fall climbing with @alexhonnold on Red Rock,” he began in the caption of two photos and a short video of the scene.

“I looked up and within seconds the rope was cut through the rock as I was dangling about 600 feet in the air.”

“I remember looking down at the ground. It was a strange moment – less fear, more sobriety and a little bit of melancholy,” he said.

“The adrenaline came after that, when I got back on the wall. But we made it and lived another day.’

With some time for the experience to sink in, Leto added, “Overall it was actually pretty fun. we kept climbing into the night.

Leto was able to climb to safety and indicate how close he had come to his death

Scary: In 2020, Jared shared that a harrowing experience happened when he fell off a wall while climbing a cliff with professional rock climber Alex Honnold

Gripping: The actor and musician said he fell off a wall and the safety rope holding him up began to fray from its sharp edges almost immediately

“Holy f**king s**t,” he said while breathing heavily in the video.

Quickly, he pointed to the sharp ledge that had almost cut his safety rope in half.

‘Holy fuck! It frayed at that very moment!’ he explained as the excitement of the moment gathered momentum.

Honnold, who was Leto’s companion during the near-death fall, is best known as the only person to ever solo climb El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.