Montmartre paris

montmartre market 1 montmartre paris restaurants 2 montmartre shopping 3 montmartre restaurant 4 One of Paris's most charming, mythical, and quirky places to wander, the Montmartre neighborhood crowns the city, perched on a hill overlooking the rest of the city. It oozes poetry and charm: Come here for winding cobblestone paths, ivy hanging from wooden window panes, views of the majestic Sacré Coeur from cafe windows, and local shops. 5 It is said to be the oldest can-can dance theatre in Paris, and is obviously underrated and overshadowed because of the famous Moulin Rouge at the other end of the street. It opened in but it burned down in and was rebuilt and reopened in and is now a concert venue and restaurant. See their website. 6 Montmartre is the hilltop district in north of Paris that has become an an iconic symbol of the romantic City of Lights. Located in the 18th arrondissement, it is famous for its artistic community and for the gleaming white Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur. 7 An exceptional place in the heart of Paris A few steps from the Sacré-Coeur and the Place du Tertre, the Montmartre museum and its gardens offer a haven of peace and greenery in the heart of Paris. A museum of art and history of Montmartre. 8 Det sjarmerende Montmartre-distriktet (også kjent som «La Butte»), som ligger på en høyde i det arrondissement, er en tidligere kunstnerlandsby, hvor Picasso og Dalí en gang bodde. 9 Nord-øst for sentrumskjernen av Paris ligger det historiske og interessante området Montmartre. 10 Montmartre. With its maze of cobbled lanes, ivy-clad houses and wealth of rich history, there’s nowhere else in the city quite like the 18e arrondissement, nor would you want there to be. Montmartre is the unique gem of Paris and is a must-see on any visit to the City of Love. 12