Montmartre

Join the lovers of the hill and come discover the bohemian face of Paris on the heights of Montmartre. While the district is one of the most touristy in the capital, it has managed to preserve its charm and authenticity.

If you don't dare to tackle the 237 steps of the Sacré-Cœur, take the funicular and admire the second most visited monument in France, after Notre-Dame de Paris. At the top of the hill, you can marvel at one of the most beautiful panoramas of Paris.

In search of romantic Montmartre, head to the place des Abbesses and continue to square Jehan-Rictus to be moved by the "Wall of Love." Walk down the rue des Abbesses and pay your respects at the graves of Emile Zola, Degas, or Berlioz in the Montmartre cemetery.

Explore the steep narrow streets of Abbesses and discover the artistic Montmartre while having your portrait drawn by caricaturists at the place du Tertre. Afterwards, indulge in the many bars and restaurants hidden in the narrow alleys of the neighborhood.

Take a breath of fresh air and attend the grape harvest in the Montmartre vineyards in October, or come admire one of the last windmills of Montmartre, the Moulin de la Galette, immortalized by Auguste Renoir.

But it is the wings of another windmill that have marked the history of Montmartre. Make a stop in Pigalle and witness the show of the revue dancers at the legendary Moulin Rouge to experience the grand Montmartre saga. Or, if you prefer, venture to Place Clichy to savor the delicious dishes of the Charlot, the king of shellfish, in an Art Deco setting. Montmartre is a joyful mix of styles: a diversity that gives soul to this somewhat eccentric neighborhood...