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.

The museum was created in 1960 in one of the oldest buildings on the Butte, built in the 17th century: La Maison du Bel Air. Surrounded by gardens, it was the place of creation of many artists such as Auguste Renoir, Émile Bernard, Raoul Dufy, Charles Camoin, Suzanne Valadon or Maurice Utrillo.

You will discover the permanent collections with a unique collection of paintings, posters and drawings that will make you relive the history of the Butte, the artistic effervescence of its workshops, and the atmosphere of its famous cabarets.

12 Rue Cortot, 75018 Paris

https://museedemontmartre.fr/

Dalí Paris, located in the heart of the famous artists’ village at Montmartre, exhibits the largest collection of Salvador Dalí famous artworks in France.
Dalí Paris exhibits over 300 artworks by Salvador Dalí from a private collection. Painting, sculptures, etchings, surrealist objects and furniture bring to life the peculiar ideas of an insatiable explorer, passionate about atomic science, the Antiquity, the Renaissance, alchemy or religion.

11 Rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris

https://www.daliparis.com/

Café and Art museum for contemporary & experimental paintings & graphic art, plus avant-garde concerts.

At the foot of Butte Montmartre, the Halle Saint Pierre stands out with its Baltard style architecture and its grand bay windows.  The exhibition space is devoted to modern art, art on the margins of what is considered ‘art’ and pop art, as well as a café looking over the gardens of Montmartre. 

2 Rue Ronsard, 75018 

http://www.hallesaintpierre.org/

Café Renoir is the ideal base for getting together, alone, in pairs or with others, for a break to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the city and fully enjoy the summer.

Its glass roof, decorated in the spirit of a winter garden, opens onto the delightful Jardins Renoir. We sit down around a coffee, a light lunch or a snack and we savor every second spent on this green terrace where time is suspended.

The Café offers a snack menu that changes with the seasons and in the spirit of a tea room, with a selection of gourmet products.

Just steps from the Place du Tertre, three gardens dedicated to Auguste Renoir surround the Museum of Montmartre. They are named in memory of the impressionist painter who lived on-site between 1875 and 1877

The Museum offer you an exclusive guided tour of the vineyards followed by a wine tasting and free access to the Musée de Montmartre (including the current temporary exhibition).

The price includes a guided tour of the vineyards, a tasting of the wine of Montmartre, 1 engraved glass of Clos Montmartre and a free visit of the museum.

The visit is in French and only on Saturdays.

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Scenic terraced garden featuring views of the city, an amphitheater, play areas & a shaded pond.

This pretty little spot, tucked away behind the Basilica de Sacré Coeur, is probably missed by 99% of the tourist throngs who make their way up to the landmarks of Montmartre. And what is being missed is one of the best and prettiest public green spaces in Montmartre: Square Marcel-Bleustein-Blanchet.

A colorful, quirky Montmartre friperie in the shadow of the Sacré-Coeur, Chinemachine has long attracted deal seekers and vintage lovers. It's a small space—even smaller when you take the spiral staircase down into the basement, which overflows with clothes. But overall the store is a lesson in organized chaos.

14 Rue la Vieuville, 75018 Paris

L'Objet Qui Parle, a miniature antique shop in Paris' Montmartre, is filled with a treasure trove of antiques, vintage wares, and curiosities. This magical store was opened in 1998 by Guillaume Bernard and remained nameless for a year until adopting the name suggested by customers, L'Objet Qui Parle. The goods speak volumes, evoking past histories, all charmingly arranged and staged.

86 Rue des Martyrs, 75018 Paris

130 rue Lamarck, 75018 Paris

https://antiquites-montmartre.com/

5 rue Muller - 75 018 Paris

By Flowers is an adorable little thrift store from the 18th century. When entering, do not let yourself be impressed by the jumble of cleverly mixed clothes. The selection of parts is very interesting, and the prices are unbeatable on many items.

86 rue des Martyrs 75018 Paris

Vintage clothing shop in Montmartre.
Worldwide shipping available

64 Rue d’Orsel, 75018 Paris

A hand drawn portrait in any form by one of the many talented artists at Place du Tertre makes a wonderful souvenir of a Paris visit. The prices vary from 25 to 100 Euros or more. Agree the price before the artist starts his work and you won´t have an unpleasant surprise.

Many of the artists are extraordinarily talented. They have to be earn the right to rent the space in the first place. They are required to submit examples of their work to the town hall authorities for scrutiny before they are able to begin. There is currently a ten year waiting list.

 About 300 artists occupy their rented spaces. They erect their easels and pallets and go about their creative business from around 10am until dusk. There are about 150 spaces of a square meter, occupied by two artists - each working alternate days.

Place du Tertre

Also known as ‘Tilted House’, the Sinking House is located in Montmartre, right next to the Sacré-Cœur. Although the pictures of the Sinking House may look quite fascinating, it is actually an optical illusion. The interesting photos that make it seem as if the house is sinking are clicked by holding the camera at a particular angle. Climbing the steps of the Sacré-Cœur, you will see a grassy bank to your right.

The house, which is washed in orange and white, is behind the bank. Start climbing the hill and once you notice the house, just tilt your camera at an angle of 45 degrees and you will have a very interesting photo of the ‘Sinking House’ in Paris. If you are visiting Sacré-Cœur when in Montmartre, you must make a quick stop at the tilted house to add some fascinating pictures to your collection.

The Wall of Love (French: Le mur des je t'aime)  is a love-themed wall of 40 square metres (430 sq ft) in the Jehan Rictus garden square, at Abbesses in Montmartre. The wall was created in 2000 by artists Fédéric Baron and Claire Kito and is composed of 612 tiles of enamelled lava, on which the phrase 'I love you' is featured 311 times in 250 languages.

Square Jehan Rictus, 75018 Paris

(Place des Abbesses)

Saint-Pierre de Montmartre  is one of the oldest surviving churches in Paris (1133) second to the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, but the lesser known of the two main churches in Montmartre, the other being the more famous 19th-century Sacré-Cœur Basilica, just above it. 

The church displays a statue of Our Lady of Montmartre, also known as Our Lady of Beauty, the patron saint of the artists of Montmartre. It was donated to the church in 1942 by a Montmartre painter, Prince Gazi. It is now the object of an annual pilgrimage on November 11, renewing a tradition that dated back before the French Revolution.

2 Rue du Mont-Cenis, 75018 Paris

Are you dreaming of becoming a Parisian fashion designer, or maybe you want to at least look the part?

Head over to one the famous fabric shop in the heart of Montmartre.

Situated at the foot of the Butte Montmartre, the Marché Saint-Pierre district is renowned for its fabrics, textiles, and haberdashery. In the streets d'Orsel, Charles Nodier, Livingstone, Seveste, Pierre Picard and the Place Saint-Pierre are many shops and boutiques specializing in upholstery and decoration. The district is frequented by internationally renowned fashion professionals, stylists, and decorators. There are large shops such as Dreyfus, Reine, Moline, as well as smaller, more specialist shops.

2 Rue Charles Nodier, 75018 Paris

This Art gallery is located in the centre of the bohemian Paris, on Place du Tertre, Galerie Montmartre is a space of dialogue between contemporary and modern art.

It is a place where the universes of graphic works and sculptures collide. Its accessibility to the public gives the visitors a chance to be a part of this artistic journey.

Our goal is to move, surprise and stir emotions.

11, Place Du Tertre, Paris 

ALLEY STREET acts as an Incubator and brings together creators from all disciplines: artists.

Creator Eva Léandre, creator of concepts and founder of the Studios de Paris, has brought together all the shops and ground floors of rue Androuet and some of rue des Trois Frères to create a PopUpStreet in the historic district of Montmartre.

2-8 rue Androuet - 54 rue des trois frères, 75018 Paris

The Roussard Gallery is one of the oldest galleries in France.

The gallery buys and sells original works of the nineteenth & twentieth centuries.

Centre d'Étude sur les Peintres in Montmartre, we organize exhibitions in France and abroad and have published reference works such as the Dictionary of Painters in Montmartre, the Biography of Gen Paul...

13 rue Mont Cenis, 75018 Paris

Les Piqueurs is the new concept of cellar and wine bar at the foot of Sacré-Coeur! There you will taste the wines of the best winemaker of each appellation and exceptional artisanal charcuterie. Cozy and relaxed atmosphere! Every week, a selection of wines by the glass (white, red or rosé) between €5 and €9 is offered to you. Between favorites and wines of pleasure, you will find satisfaction! Possibility of consuming bottles on site at cellar price + corkage fee of €10. Chic and relaxed atmosphere for your parties with friends

6 Rue Tardieu, 75018 Paris

https://www.lespiqueurs.com/

If you wish to try the combination of the most favorite flavours of the French : bread, cheese and wine there is no better place than Montmartre which still has a vineyard and remains very attached to the bread traditions. Montmartre is not just the post card image of the Mound topped with the Sacré Cœur basilica, it is as well a provincial looking place made of winding streets and where you can find little food shops and tasty addresses. Lose yourself with your tour guide during this gourmet tour.

https://www.parisontheway.com/food-tours/montmartre-cheese-and-wine-food-tour.html

The selections are rigorous, they respect the notion of terroir.
You will find wines from all cultivation methods, sustainable, organic, biodynamic, natural.
We are loyal and respectful of our winegrowers.

43 Rue des Abbesses, 75018 Paris

https://www.cavesbourdin.fr/actualites/soirees-degustation/

The classes offered at Cook’n With Class include French bread baking, macaron, sauce making, & croissant baking classes amongst others, and is always taught to small groups to ensure that everyone can get their hands into the recipes and meals prepared. You will learn new techniques with our chefs, build on your culinary skills and partake in tastings, and meet like-minded travelers and food & wine enthusiasts. 

Classes are open to cooks and food lovers of all levels with special classes for our younger cooks & bakers starting from age 6. Family classes are also available and will give you a unique Parisian experience. 

https://cooknwithclass.com/

An ideal formula to discover the district of Montmartre with children. the little ones love this visit aboard a small train. The visit is commented in French and English.

Two places of departure : Place Blanche (Moulin Rouge) and Place du Tertre (at the top of the hill, near the Sacré Coeur)

A treasure hunt on the Butte Montmartre Team game (2 to 6 people) All audiences (from 10 years old)

It is a historical treasure hunt that takes place outdoors Place : the Montmartre district This game is played in teams : ideally 6 participants max. per team, but it's fun from 2 people.

Duration of the game : 2h

Meeting place : 10, rue de la Bonne, Paris 18ème.  Language in French and English (for a treasure hunt in English, it will be necessary to send an email to the organizer a little before the date so that she can provide an envelope in English)

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Montmartre’s premier music venue

Opening its doors in 1887, La Cigale quickly shifted from entertaining concerts and became a home to live comedy. In 1894 it was remodelled and enlarged, with new ceiling paintings added to the decor. Consequently returning to its musical roots, featuring performances by Mistinguett, Yvonne Printemps, Arletty, Raimu,Maurice Chevalier, and Max Linder.

 The venue soon became a staple of Paris’ musical scene with a host of great acts adding it to their tours schedule. Johnny Hallyday, Prince, Red Hot Chili Peppers, David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Led Zeppelin have all played La Cigale. Today, it hosts up and coming artists and major established performers alike and is Montmartre’s premier music venue.

http://www.lacigale.fr/

Bar, Club, Live music, Cocktails, Food.

With its Jazz Club look (red brick walls, old posters, Chesterfield, subdued lighting), Le Sub Pigalle takes us back to the New York of the 50s. The concept: live, live, always live!

Jazz, hip-hop, soul, country, rock and pop artists share their musical worlds on stage. It's time to party to the sound of the greatest covers interpreted by outstanding musicians and overexcited singers. Sip signature cocktails and crowd the food counter as the dance-floor fills up.

3, place de Clichy – 8arr
Entrée estimée à 10€
Every weekend

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Paris oldest bar-cabaret and a Montmartre landmark since 1860. The venue in a 19th-century stone house, featuring chanteuses singing classic French songs.

The show at the Lapin Agile « Songs, Music, Poetry » is composed of several singers of
various kinds : old french songs, Edith PIAF’ songs, chansons of Paris, drinking songs with
all the audience singing along in an ambiance typical of the Lapin Agile, the cabaret known
throughout the world. The Lapin Agile is the perfect definition of the artistic cabaret. Everyone,
artists and audience, combines to form a company to cross the time barriers.

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Lights, music, Féerie!
Every evening a whirlwind of feathers, sequins and rhinestones blows through the Moulin Rouge, the emblematic Parisian cabaret, as the great revue show “Féerie” takes the stage in four spectacular acts. From the sleepy gardens of the Moulin, to the decks of a pirate ship in Indonesia, to encounters with a travelling circus, before returning with the troupe to a touch of Parisian nostalgia from 1900 to today…The Moulin Rouge takes us on a journey through an enchanting universe during a lovely evening with family, friends or a romantic tête-à-tête.

https://www.moulinrouge.fr/en/feerie-show/

The Cabaret at Chez Michou, located on the Butte Montmartre, is France's most famous transformist cabaret, where you can enjoy stunning imitations, humor, and burlesque enacted in the purest tradition. Let yourself be captivated by the warm atmosphere, professionalism, and hilarious self-deprecation. This famous tiny cabaret has welcomed big stars, as its decoration and atmosphere offer a unique place to dine and enjoy an amazing show.

An evening at the Michou Cabaret will make you forget all the worries of everyday life. So, enjoy a fun evening in this fabulous cocoon on the famous Rue des Martyrs—it will be an experience to remember!

https://www.michou.com/fr/

Situated at the foothills of Montmartre in the IXth arrondissement, La Nouvelle Eve Cabaret is one of the oldest and most elegant revue theatres in Paris. The decor was sumptuous: the starry and subdued ceiling and Corinthian-styled multicoloured stage gave this Parisian showroom a unique design. Every night from April to October, La Nouvelle Eve invites you to discover the show "Paris je t'aime", a revue which is a dazzling blend of music hall and cabaret, the perfect combination of Parisian chic and new artistic trends.

https://www.lanouvelleeveparis.com/

(June)

The Fête de la Musique, also known in English as Music Day, is an annual music celebration that takes place on 21 June.  Launched in 1982 by the Ministry of Culture. It is on the longest day of the year - Fête de la musique (music festival) takes place every year on June 21st - no matter what the day of the week is

Free and open to all musicians, amateurs and professionals, the Music Festival is open to all audiences and showcases all musical genres.

Every year, the event brings together millions of spectators in the streets, bars, restaurants and concert halls of all French cities. 

(October)

The grape harvest festival takes place every year in the area of Montmartre  the only place in the city where vineyards are still being grown.

The events is held near the famous basilica of Sacré-Coeur. The old festival started on 1934 and since it is held every autumn for the enjoyment of Paris residents and the tourist who planed their visit to the festival’s days. 

The festival visitors can enjoy quality wines offered by the 40 restaurants and bars, and take part in various events that are open to the public.

(October)

MaMA Festival: MaMA gives the chance to 120 upcoming artists from the whole world to play in front of an international audience of music professionals, media and Parisian festival-goers. MaMA Festival takes place in 12 emblematic venues and unusual places (bars, art galleries, cabarets, theaters) of Pigalle and Montmartre.

(December)

One of the tiniest Christmas markets in Paris is located at Place des Abbesses. The Abbesses Christmas market comprises of just over a dozen chalets (15 in total) organised around a carousel on the Place des Abbesses. As well as a few food stalls, there’s chalets selling little gifts such as clothing and jewellery.

(November)

100 painters, sculptors, photographers, ceramists or engravers from the Association d'Anvers aux Abbesses will welcome the public in 56 workshops spread between the 9th and 18th arrondissements of Paris (mainly around the Butte Montmartre).

Even if the event has existed for more than 25 years, it is renewed every year: new workshops, new artists.

(January)

The famous Fête de la Coquille Saint-Jacques or sea scallop fest returns in January every year. A good reason to climb up to the place des Abbesses and discover the best of Côtes d’Armor for free. Local food, tradition, Breton terroir and festive atmosphere will be in.

For a weekend, you are invited to discover the fishing trades and Breton producers’ know-how.

Careful though, it will be salty!