A veritable village in the heart of Paris, Montmartre is a district steeped in history, bearing witness to the capital's past. Carefully perched atop the narrow, winding streets of the Butte Montmartre, the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur (Sacred Heart Basilica ) overlooks this atypical district, so popular with Parisians and tourists alike.
With its traditional architecture, numerous museums with lush green gardens, charming boutiques, bucolic squares and gardens, and hidden squares, Montmartre is a magnet for shoppers. By turns romantic, artistic and mystical, a stroll through this emblematic Paris neighborhood is a must for anyone who decides to visit the capital.
So if you don't want to get lost in the Butte's maze of perched streets, here's a breadcrumb trail of good tips and addresses to help you find your way around Montmartre. Just follow the guide!
Sacré-Cœur de Paris, the must-see basilica atop Montmartre hill
The Basilique du Sacré-Cœur is one of Paris's must-see monuments. But how much do you know about its history and treasures? We'll take you on a tour of this edifice perched atop the Butte Montmartre, and take a look at what's happening there at the moment! [Read more]
The Saint-Pierre de Montmartre church, a jewel of Gothic style in Paris
Église Saint-Pierre de Montmartre is one of Paris' hidden treasures. One of the capital's oldest parish churches, it's well worth a visit. [Read more]
This 18th arrondissement swimming pool in Paris once served as the filming location for a well-known movie.
A true Art Deco treasure tucked away in the 18th arrondissement, the Amiraux Pool is much more than just a public swimming pool. Recognized as a historic monument, this masterpiece by Henri Sauvage has become a legendary backdrop in cinema history, notably featured in the beloved film Amélie. [Read more]
Did you know? 3 unusual facts about Sacré-Cœur
The Sacré-Coeur is the jewel of Montmartre, fascinating visitors with its colossal dimensions and distinctive architecture. But how much do you really know about it? We reveal three unusual facts about the Sacré-Coeur. [Read more]
Why is this little-known Montmartre house guarded by two imperial eagles?
Under the shadow of the famous Maison Rose, Rue de l'Abreuvoir hides a shrine in honor of Napoleon. Guarded by two majestic imperial eagles, this house was once the home of a historian obsessed with the emperor—a historically offbeat stop that challenges Montmartre’s bohemian image. [Read more]
The Caserne Montmartre and its magnificent façade, where the tradition of the firemen's ball was born
On rue Carpeaux, in the heart of the 18th arrondissement, lies the Caserne Montmartre, responsible for the birth of the firemen's ball tradition. A memorable building, with striking architecture, whose façade you can admire! [Read more]
This tomb in Montmartre Cemetery turns into a rainbow in the sun. Find out which one.
In a quiet corner of the Montmartre cemetery, a tomb attracts the curious as much as it moves fans: that of France Gall, Michel Berger and their daughter Pauline. A glass vault, bathed in light, where a rainbow dances on the stone when the sun reflects on it. [Read more]
What traces of the Paris Commune remain in the streets of the capital?
More than 150 years after the events of the Paris Commune, what traces and remnants of the Paris uprising remain in the streets of the capital? Follow the guide! [Read more]
Ephemeris for October 16 in Paris: Consecration of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Montmartre
On October 16, 1919, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica on Montmartre was consecrated by Cardinal Amette, Archbishop of Paris, and elevated to basilica status after 44 years of work. Perched on the heights of the Montmartre hill, this Romanesque-Byzantine religious edifice continues to fascinate as much as it irks certain Parisians who claim it was “built on the blood of the Communards.” [Read more]
Who is buried in Saint-Vincent Cemetery in Montmartre? Celebrities and the location of their graves
Maurice Utrillo, Marcel Aymé, Marcel Carné, Michou… The petite cimetière Saint-Vincent in Montmartre houses the graves of numerous artists and figures tied to the history of the Butte. Here are the celebrities buried there and the sections where their tombs can be found. [Read more]
Who is buried in Montmartre Cemetery? The celebrities and where their graves are located
Discover the list of celebrities from the world of arts and culture buried in Montmartre Cemetery, along with the sections where they rest. [Read more]
The Calvaire Cemetery, Paris's smallest burial ground.
If the Sacré-Cœur didn’t frame it, the Calvary Cemetery in Montmartre would almost look like a rural graveyard. Paris’s smallest cemetery transports a few lucky visitors into an atmosphere far from the city’s hustle and bustle. [Read more]
Montmartre Cemetery, two centuries of history and famous residents
Montmartre Cemetery is the final resting place of François Truffaut, Jeanne Moreau, Michel Berger, France Gall, Dalida, and Émile Zola. It’s a must-see and refreshing detour in the Montmartre district. [Read more]
Can you visit the Sacré-Cœur without waiting in line? Yes—provided you respect the site.
The Sacré-Cœur Basilica in Montmartre is open free of charge every day and hosts several daily masses. The services are accessible to all, believers and non-believers alike, but they should not be seen as a way to bypass the visitors’ wait. Here’s what you need to know before you push open the basilica's doors. [Read more]
This discreet cemetery is reserved exclusively for the residents and artists who helped shape Montmartre.
Reserved for historic figures and local residents, this little-known Montmartre cemetery hosts an enduring reunion of Michou, Marcel Aymé, and Théophile Steinlen. An intimate, leafy pause, tucked into the hillside, where the spirit of the village on the Butte still beats under the gaze of the Sacré-Cœur. [Read more]
JEMA 2026: Moulin Rouge's Cabaret Showcases the Artisans Bringing Its Spectacles to Life
A world crafted from feathers, glitter... and a generous touch of craftsmanship. The Moulin Rouge is opening its workshops to visitors during the European Heritage Crafts Days on April 11 and 12, 2026. [Read more]
Threatened by renovations at the Moulin Rouge, the apartments of Vian and Prévert ultimately saved from destruction
The apartments of Boris Vian and Jacques Prévert, threatened by upcoming renovations at the Moulin Rouge, will ultimately be spared. This represents a significant step in preserving Paris's cultural heritage. [Read more]
A fountain that makes people faithful? The history of this ancient popular belief in Montmartre
In Montmartre, the remains of an ancient fountain are the source of a rather unusual popular belief. It is said that this water made one's partner faithful. [Read more]
A walk in the footsteps of Jacques Prévert in Paris, the poet in the city
From Cité Véron to literary walks, follow in Jacques Prévert's footsteps through the streets of Paris, in search of the poet's imprint. [Read more]
A stroll in the footsteps of Guillaume Apollinaire in Paris, a poetic stroll & the murmur of the Pont Mirabeau
From his homes in Montmartre to the Pont Mirabeau, discover Guillaume Apollinaire's footsteps in the streets of Paris. [Read more]
Stroll in the footsteps of Erik Satie in Paris, the golden age of bohemian Montmartre
An eccentric composer and figure of artistic Paris during the Belle Époque, Erik Satie left discreet traces that are capable of rekindling the imagination. From his tiny Montmartre rooms to the Chat Noir cabaret, plunge into the musician's intimate Paris. [Read more]
A walk in the footsteps of Charles Aznavour in Paris, from the heights of Montmartre to the stages of the world
Paris carries with it Charles Aznavour's childhood memories, his intimate landmarks and the recent tributes that have anchored him firmly in Parisian history. Discover these memorial sites scattered across the capital. [Read more]
The Moulin Rouge, the fabulous epic of Montmartre's red cabaret
Opened in 1889 in Montmartre, the Moulin Rouge quickly became the temple of the French cancan and a Belle Époque meeting place for painters, stars and legendary dancers. Discover the history of this world-famous cabaret that embodies the spirit of Paris. [Read more]
Le Chat Noir, when Montmartre invented the modern cabaret
Founded in 1881 in Montmartre, Le Chat Noir became one of the symbols of the artistic Belle-Époque, where poets, painters and chansonniers met. And although this mythical cabaret has now disappeared, its spirit lives on in the memory of Paris. [Read more]
Le Bateau Lavoir, Montmartre's modern art nest
Perched on a small square in Montmartre since 1904, the Bateau-Lavoir is a major creative center where Picasso, Modigliani and Apollinaire left their mark. [Read more]
Square Louise Michel: the little-known story of the suspended garden that leads to the Sacré-Cœur
An essential gateway to the Sacré-Cœur, Square Louise Michel unfolds its 222 steps and green terraces along Montmartre’s slopes. A sharp historical nod to the capital’s revolutionary past, this garden—one of Paris’s most frequented spaces—hides secrets that remain little known. [Read more]
Hidden in the heart of Montmartre, this garden re-creates the settings from iconic paintings.
Just steps from Place du Tertre, the Renoir Gardens at the Musée de Montmartre offer a secret enclave with a view of the vines, while echoing the settings of famous paintings such as The Swing or The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette. [Read more]
Parc Marcel Bleustein Blanchet, the green nugget hidden next to Sacré-Coeur
At the top of the Butte Montmartre, just a few minutes' walk reveals a little jewel of greenery: the Parc Marcel Bleustein Blanchet, a little-known green space that has lost none of its charm. [Read more]
The Junot garden, a free, well-hidden place to go green on the Butte Montmartre
On Avenue Junot, the eponymous garden has just opened its doors to the general public, offering an oasis of greenery and, above all, a small tree-lined oasis on the Butte Montmartre. [Read more]
Take a break at Square Marcel Sembat, where you can enjoy sports, relaxation and play areas in the 18th arrondissement.
Between Porte de Montmartre and Porte de Saint-Ouen, Square Marcel Sembat offers sports facilities, a small tree-lined square and play areas for a break or an afternoon in the sun. [Read more]
The René-Binet garden, a bucolic square with an incredible children's playground in the 18th arrondissement
As you stroll towards Porte de Montmartre, you're free to punctuate your stroll with a lovely tree-lined stop at the Jardin René Binet, located in the 18th arrondissement. [Read more]
Amélie Poulain at 25: Take a stroll tracing the film's footsteps through Paris
Follow in the footsteps of Amélie Poulain, to mark the 25th anniversary of the release of Jean-Pierre Jeunet's cult film. [Read more]
A stroll along the 18th arrondissement's "Petite Ceinture": the Hasard Ludique and the REcyclerie, the must-sees
The capital abounds in beautiful natural spots, notably on the Petite Ceinture, a former railway line hidden from view. In Paris's 18th arrondissement, two must-see spots allow you to visit its rails: Hasard Ludique and REcyclerie. [Read more]
Place du Tertre
As you've seen above, the 18th arrondissement is full of beautiful little village squares. But what would a stroll through the 18th be without a visit to Place du Tertre? A rallying point for portrait artists and caricaturists, the square is quickly overwhelmed by the flow of tourists from all over the world, and has lost some of its charm over the years. Nevertheless, it remains a world-famous square. To make the most of it, come early in the morning or late at night!
Place des Abbesses
Place des Abbesses is the heart of Montmartre village. Lively and noisy, it attracts a diverse and varied population. Its large plane trees and benches are a haven for the weary, as are its many surrounding terraces. Stop by the nearby Eglise St-Jean-de-Montmartre and the Je t'aime wall to declare your love for your beloved in 250 languages!
Place Emile Goudeau
Take your time in the shade of the chestnut trees on Place Emile Goudeau. This pretty square has gone down in history thanks to Parisian artists. It was here that Picasso and Braque invented cubism. Here, too, Apollinaire and Max Jacob revolutionized poetry. It's also here that everyone gathered at the mythical Bateau-Lavoir, now home to artists' studios, to perpetuate the tradition.
Place Dalida
Dalida fans, one of the stops on your tour of Paris has to be Place Dalida, a gathering place for fans the world over. A lovely bronze bust of the singer, who lived not far away on rue d'Orchampt, sits in the middle of the square. In the distance, you can see the Sacré-Coeur.
Dalida: a walk in the footsteps of the legendary singer in Paris
More than 35 years after her death, Dalida continues to attract as many fans as ever to the capital's 18th arrondissement. From her mythical home to her tomb in the Montmartre cemetery and the bronze bust of the Place named after her... We invite you to follow in Dalida's footsteps on a unique tour of Paris. [Read more]
Square Léon Serpollet, the hidden green oasis in the heart of Paris's 18th arrondissement
Situated in the Clignancourt district, Square Léon Serpollet is one of those hidden gems locals know well. A green oasis tucked inside a very urban area, to be discovered on a particularly pleasant stroll. [Read more]
Montmartre Harvest Festival 2026 in Paris: here’s the program
The unmissable Montmartre Grape Harvest Festival returns to the heights of the hill with a lineup as enticing as ever, from the Taste Trail to the grand parade, the closing ball, and tours of the famous vines. Discover the festivities awaiting you from Wednesday, October 7 to Sunday, October 11, 2026. [Read more]
Montmartre Museum's vegetable garden workshops: learn how to grow your own garden in the city
The Renoir gardens at the Musée Montmartre, just a stone's throw from the Sacré-Coeur in the 18th arrondissement, are one of summer's must-see spots. Now you can learn how to grow your own vegetable garden in these exceptional gardens. [Read more]
Restaurants in Montmartre: Where to eat in this Paris neighborhood?
Climbing the Butte Montmartre is a great way to work up an appetite! To discover the area's restaurants, follow this guide with our best addresses, our latest finds and our favorites! [Read more]
Brunches in Paris 18: Where to brunch in the 18th arrondissement? Our top spots and favorites
Brunch with a view of Montmartre, stroll through the streets of La Goutte d'Or, or sit on the terrace at Jules Joffrin? The 18th arrondissement of Paris offers a wide variety of places to enjoy a brunch that is exotic, authentic, and welcoming. [Read more]
Hotels in Paris’ 18th arrondissement: Where to stay in the 18th? Hotels, inns and accommodations
Looking for a hotel in Paris's 18th arrondissement? The district's hotels, inns and accommodations are at your fingertips! [Read more]
La Halle Saint-Pierre in Paris: the Parisian temple of art brut in Montmartre
Want to get out and rediscover Paris's various artistic institutions? Stop off at the Halle Saint-Pierre, located at the foot of the Montmartre hill! [Read more]
The Musée de Montmartre in Paris: discover a historical and artistic treasure trove
The Musée de Montmartre, a jewel nestled in the heart of Paris, awaits you for a tour of the area's famous artists. Explore the fascinating history of this museum in the 18th arrondissement, home to works by artists such as Auguste Renoir and Suzanne Valadon. With over 100,000 visitors a year, this museum offers an unforgettable journey through the art and culture of Montmartre! [Read more]
La Villa des Arts, one of Paris's last artists' housing estates
La Villa des Arts, one of Paris's last remaining artists' housing estates, is open to the curious. Nestled on the hillside of Montmartre, you can climb up to discover an arty 19th-century island and discover new talent in the adjoining gallery. Tempting? Follow the guides, Dorothée and Barberine, from the association La Ville A Des Arts. [Read more]
Espace Dali Paris in Montmartre
Based in Montmartre, the Espace Dali Paris has been home to the largest private collection of works by Salvador Dali for 25 years. After 4 months of closure for works, the Espace Dali is once again visible since April 13, 2018 with a new itinerary, a new proposal that will reinvigorate the museum. [Read more]
Circus, a breeding ground for modern art: a vibrant exhibition at the Montmartre Museum
The circus has long captivated and inspired many artists. The Montmartre Museum presents a selection of 20th‑century works tied to this vibrant world, in the exhibition "The Circus, a Factory of Modern Art," on view from October 16, 2026 to February 14, 2027. [Read more]
Musée Dalí Paris: a museum of surrealist works
Sponsored - Dalí Paris presents over 300 works from a private collection acquired from Salvador Dalí and major collectors. Surrealist paintings, sculptures, engravings, objects and furniture bring to life the eclectic ideas of an insatiable explorer, fascinated by atomic science, Antiquity and the Renaissance, alchemy and religion. [Read more]
4DX and Dolby Atmos technology at the Pathé Wepler cinema
4DX, Dolby Atmos, EclairColor... The Pathé Wepler cinema brings together several technologies that you can enjoy throughout your film! [Read more]
Le Trianon: the former music hall turned famous venue at the foot of Montmartre Hill
A famous venue in Paris's 18th arrondissement, the Trianon has played host to major national and international artists since its inauguration in 1894. Here's a look back at the history of this entertainment mecca, nestled at the foot of the Butte Montmartre. [Read more]
Ace and Co's 2026-2027 cultural season: 8 performances and 1 literary outing to discover!
Sponsored - Theatre, musical show, immersive experience and literature: Ace and Co backs a notably eclectic cultural season in Parisian venues. [Read more]
Le CiNey, a neighborhood cinema with a cooperative grocery and a restaurant in Paris’s 18th arrondissement.
A cinema, but also a restaurant, a solidarity grocery, and a space dedicated to youth integration: CiNey has opened its doors in Paris’s 18th arrondissement. Based on Boulevard Ney, this 1,500-square-meter hybrid venue blends culture, food, and neighborhood life. [Read more]
GAINSBOURG EN CONFIDENCE: a musical journey through the early years of Serge Gainsbourg
Sponsored - Starting Sunday, September 20, 2026, immerse yourself in 1950s–60s Saint-Germain-des-Prés and meet an intimate Serge Gainsbourg, long before Gainsbarre. Between timeless songs, little-known gems, and candid confessions, Gainsbourg en Confidence reveals the formative years of a legend of French chanson. [Read more]
Big Mother extended at Les Béliers Parisiens through August 2026
Big Mother, Mélody Mourey’s political-journalistic thriller, has been extended at the Théâtre des Béliers Parisiens in Paris through August 23, 2026, with performances from Tuesday to Sunday. [Read more]
The Taste of Raspberry at Théâtre des Béliers, Paris
The Taste of Raspberry, a play by Raphaële Volkoff directed by Martin Darondeau, arrives at Théâtre des Béliers Parisiens from August 29 to November 1, 2026. [Read more]
La Zone Indigo de Mélody Mourey prolongée aux Béliers
Mélody Mourey’s Indigo Zone extended at the Béliers
La Zone Indigo, a forward-looking thriller written and staged by Mélody Mourey, has been extended at the Théâtre des Béliers Parisiens until December 31, 2026. [Read more]
Angine de Poitrine to perform in concert at L'Élysée Montmartre in Paris in October 2026, added date.
Angine de Poitrine, the Quebec duo pushing the boundaries of experimental rock, extends its tour amid strong demand and announces a Paris show this fall. Catch 'Khn de Poitrine' and 'Klek de Poitrine' on the Élysée Montmartre stage on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Due to high demand, an additional date is added on Thursday, October 22, still at the Élysée Montmartre. [Read more]
Ghinzu to play Paris shows at Élysée Montmartre and Olympia in 2026, added date
The Belgian band Ghinzu is gearing up for a return to the stage in Paris. They’ll kick things off at the Élysée Montmartre on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, before heading to Olympia on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, for a strong dose of rock. Due to overwhelming demand, Ghinzu has added a second Olympia show on Thursday, October 15, 2026. [Read more]
Melanie C from the Spice Girls to perform live at La Machine du Moulin Rouge in Paris this October 2026
Former Spice Girl Melanie C announces a worldwide tour with a stop in Paris this fall! The British artist will perform solo at La Machine du Moulin Rouge on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. She’ll also take the opportunity to showcase her latest solo album, titled "Sweat," live on stage. [Read more]
Féerie at the Moulin Rouge: a night of feathers and dreams in Montmartre
Every evening, the Moulin Rouge presents Féerie, a spectacular revue in four tableaux, at 9 or 11 pm, preceded or not by a dinner imagined by their chef. [Read more]
The Impertinent Illustration Market makes a comeback at Hasard Ludique with its cheeky drawings.
The Impertinent Illustration Market returns to Hasard Ludique on October 3–4, 2026. Over two days, artists, illustrators, and creators will take over the venue with a free-entry market, live performances, a roundtable, a photography workshop, and a lineup of events exploring the body, desire, intimacy, and sexuality. [Read more]
Barkers+Brothers, the canine concept store to pamper your dog in Montmartre
Dog owners in Paris, here's the new meeting place for your pooches! In the heart of Montmartre village, Barkers+Brothers is a canine concept store where you can share a special moment with your pet. [Read more]
Les Pétroleuses, a dazzling concept store in the 18th arrondissement
Les Pétroleuses, the 18th arrondissement's colorful concept store, is a haven for young designers offering a variety of original and unique items. From fashion to home decor, everything is Made in France and customizable on request. [Read more]
The Admirals swimming pool
Closed since 2015, the Piscine des Amiraux is once again welcoming swimmers. Appreciated for its Art Deco architectural style and famous thanks to the filming of Amélie Poulain, this pool is once again accessible to you. [Read more]
The Bertrand-Dauvin sports center, in the 18th arrondissement, is getting a makeover
Like many Parisian venues ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, the Bertrand-Dauvin sports center in the 18th arrondissement is being refurbished. New swimming pool, covered tennis courts and renovated gymnasiums, to the delight of local residents. [Read more]
Belom Paris: the barbershop and wellness salon for men who take care of themselves in Montmartre
Looking for a barbershop near Montmartre? Head for Belom Paris, a barbershop and wellness salon in the 18th arrondissement, offering hair and beard care, among other services, for an unrivalled moment of relaxation. Ready to be pampered? [Read more]
Montmartre Harvest Festival 2026: the must-see activities for families with kids
In Montmartre, the new wine vintage is celebrated at the 2026 Fête des Vendanges, from October 7 to 11. With family, it’s the perfect time to stock up on great deals and activities. [Read more]
Visiting the Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre: everything you need to know to discover it with your family
Can you visit the Sacré-Cœur with a stroller? How to avoid the stairs to reach the basilica, and can you climb the dome with small children? A family outing to Montmartre requires a few precautions, especially with a baby. Funicular, stroller, 280 steps to the dome, no elevator, and free access to the basilica: here’s what you need to know before you go. [Read more]
Children's cooking workshops with RECHO at Bal Café (18th arrondissement)
One Wednesday a month, the RECHO association invites young Parisians and Ile-de-France residents to take part in one of its solidarity cooking workshops, to discover recipes from around the world and meet other children! [Read more]
Bars Paris 18: Where to grab a drink in the 18th arrondissement? Our best spots and favorite picks
From Montmartre to Pigalle, Paris's 18th arrondissement offers a range of creative cocktail bars, craft beer pubs, and natural wine cellars. Here are some great places to have a drink in the neighborhood! [Read more]
Nonsense: a hidden, cabaret-style cocktail bar tucked away on the Place du Tertre.
Hidden beneath the streets of the Butte, Nonsense brings back the vibrant spirit of vintage cabarets in a plush, rococo-inspired setting. This intimate hideaway offers inventive cocktails, dishes crafted by chef Julien Sebbag, and an eclectic lineup of live music—all creating a timeless escape right in the heart of Montmartre. [Read more]
Beaux Parleurs: the charming cocktail bar and restaurant on Rue Lepic in Montmartre
With its carefully crafted cocktails, witty banter, and cozy atmosphere, Beaux Parleurs brings color to Rue Lepic. This Montmartre bar-restaurant combines the art of words with the art of taste in an elegant and welcoming setting. [Read more]
Marlusse et Lapin: the unusual bar where you can have a drink in a bathtub or bed in Pigalle
Have you ever had a drink in a bathtub or on a bed? Well, maybe, but certainly not in a bar! Chez Marlusse et Lapin, in the Pigalle district, even recommends it in this not-to-be-missed spot! [Read more]
Kiez: the friendly German bar with two Parisian addresses
The Kiez bars in Paris welcome lovers of German beers and gastronomy in a chill, friendly atmosphere! With two locations, in the 18th and 19th arrondissements, Kiez bars also broadcast sporting events and soccer matches. [Read more]
O'Sullivan's Bars: Ireland's Stronghold in the Heart of Paris
With no fewer than five bars in Paris, over the years O'Sullivans has become the stronghold of the Irish in Paris. Throughout the year, O'Sullivans bars offer a wide range of events, each featuring the Irish spirit: match broadcasts, special evenings and St. Patrick's Day festivities... Spotlight on O'Sullivans bars, rallying points for all Irish in the capital. [Read more]
Mezzanine: the hidden restaurant and tapas bar of the Trois Baudets in Paris
Want to discover a new secret place in Paris? Go to the Trois Baudets, in the 18th district of the capital. It's here, or rather above the famous concert hall, that Mezzanine is hidden, a new restaurant and tapas bar that will probably attract some curious people! [Read more]
Cœur Sacré, Montmartre's rooftop bar-restaurant and designer boutique
Cœur Sacré is the name of this new living space in the heart of the Butte Montmartre. On the menu: a duplex featuring a designer boutique, delicatessen, bakery, exhibition space, coffee shop and, don't forget, a rooftop with lounge bar and restaurant! [Read more]
La Bascule : tapas and wine
La Bascule is the Montmartre spot for delicious tapas and a drink, of course! A not-to-be-missed 18th arrondissement institution that brightens up weekends and weeknights alike. [Read more]
Opening of Bar Fondamental in Pigalle
Bar Fondamental is a new venue entirely dedicated to craft beer, opening its doors in the Pigalle district. Both a tasting venue and a microbrewery, it is the perfect place for drinks with friends and beer lovers. [Read more]
Hardware Société : a little bit of Australia in the middle of Paris
When two Australians decided to open a café-restaurant in Paris, the result was Hardware Société: a warm, friendly place where you can enjoy tasty coffees and dishes - sweet and savory - all day long. [Read more]
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Paris 18th: What to do in the 18th arrondissement? Outings, tours and top picks
The 18th arrondissement is the heartland of Montmartre, at the foot of which lie neighborhoods with distinct vibes: Lamarck-Caulaincourt, Marx Dormoy, Abbesses and La Chapelle. Discover the outing ideas that await you in this village-minded district. [Read more]
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Paris 18th: What to do in the 18th arrondissement? Outings, tours and top picks
