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-Coeur de Paris, the must-see basilica at the top of Montmartre Hill
The Sacré-Coeur Basilica 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
The Saint-Pierre de Montmartre Church is one of the hidden treasures of Paris. It is one of the oldest parish churches in the capital and is well worth a visit. [Read more]
The smallest cemetery in Paris
If the Basilica of the Sacred Heart was not in the background, the Cimetière du Calvaire cemetery in Montmartre could seem to be a country cemetery. The smallest cemetery in Paris takes the few lucky visitors to an atmosphere far from the Parisian hustle and bustle. [Read more]
Stroll in the Cemetery of Montmartre
The Montmartre Cemetery is the last resting place of François Truffaut, Jeanne Moreau, Michel Berger, France Gall, Dalida or Emile Zola. It's a refreshing and unmissable visit in the Montmartre district. [Read more]
Ephemeris of September 23 in Paris: The first flight of the balloon Le Neptune during the Siege of Paris
On September 23, 1870, with Paris under siege from the Prussian army, the first balloon took off from Place Saint-Pierre. Christened Le Neptune, the aircraft took off carrying 125 kilos of official dispatches for members of the government who had retreated to Tours. [Read more]
Ephemeris for October 16 in Paris: Consecration of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Montmartre
On October 16, 1919, the Sacré-Coeur church in Montmartre was consecrated by Cardinal Vico and elevated to the rank of basilica, after 44 years of construction. Erected on the heights of the Butte Montmartre, this Romanesque-Byzantine religious edifice still fascinates as much as it horrifies some Parisians, who consider it to have been "built on the blood of the Communards". [Read more]
Ephemeris for August 21 in Paris: First deadly Resistance attack on the Barbès metro station
On August 21, 1941, the Resistance carried out the first murderous attack in Paris against the German forces that had occupied the capital for over a year. Pierre Georges, who was to become Colonel Fabien, shot a Kriegsmarine soldier twice in the Barbès-Rochechouart metro station. [Read more]
Ephemeris for August 14th in Paris: Willy Ronis' birth at the foot of the Butte Montmartre
On August 14, 1910, Willy Ronis was born at the foot of the Butte Montmartre. In love with Paris, the photographer spent his life capturing scenes of everyday Parisian life with tenderness and poetry, preferring snapshots taken in the moment to staged images. [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]
The Paris Commune: A look back at the history of the Paris uprising
For 72 days, from March 18 to May 28, 1871, Parisians rebelled against the government and took unprecedented social and solidarity measures. This was the Paris Commune. A look back at the history of this major Parisian uprising. [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]
JEMA 2025: the Moulin Rouge cabaret opens its workshop doors to us
A world of feathers, sequins... And a healthy dose of savoir-faire. The Moulin Rouge invites you to visit its workshops on the occasion of the Journées européennes des Métiers d'Art, April 5 and 6, 2025. [Read more]
Did you know? Sacré-Coeur cleans itself! Here's the secret to its whiteness
The Sacré-Coeur, the emblematic monument that dominates Paris from the top of the Butte-Montmartre, is distinguished by its astonishing architecture and dazzling white stones. And do you know the secret behind the Basilica's whiteness? [Read more]
Paris: discover the beautiful story of the Wall of I love you, in Montmartre
Paris, the city of love! If there is a district in the capital known to be romantic, it is Montmartre, and in particular thanks to the famous Wall of I love you, the favorite place of the lovers! But do you know its history? [Read more]
The Passe-Muraille (Walker-through-Walls) of Place Marcel Aymé in Paris
The Passe-Muraille or Walker-through-Walls is a surprising statue in the Montmartre neighborhood in Paris. Set in Place Marcel Aymé, it represents a man trying to get out of the wall. Let’s unravel the mystery. [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]
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]
A Parisian stroll in the footsteps of Amélie Poulain: the film's locations
If you're looking for a cinephile's stroll through Paris, you can follow in the footsteps of Amélie Poulain! Jean-Pierre Jeunet's cult film showcases the capital as it has rarely been, in locations you can now explore. [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]
Montmartre's restaurants, our best addresses
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]
Restaurant Berchoux offers the best of flexitarian cuisine in the heart of Butte Montmartre
Sponsored - Berchoux is a flexitarian restaurant with a zero-waste philosophy. The menu changes daily, from €13 for lunch, and on Friday and Saturday evenings, you can enjoy live music in a beautiful setting as well as good food. Book your table on 01 89 43 01 86! And from now on, Berchoux opens at 8 a.m. to offer you special coffees, baristas, cakes and cookies. [Read more]
Bistrotto, a fine Italian restaurant with a lunch menu from €12 in Montmartre!
Rafael Dos Santos, the restaurateur behind the Portuguese tavern Sapinho, crosses borders to open Bistrotto, an Italian restaurant with a competitively priced lunch menu! [Read more]
Le Boréal, fabulous responsible café-bistro by Philippine Jaillet and Charles Neyers (Top Chef 2025)
Café in the morning, bistro at lunchtime and in the evening, brunch at weekends; Le Boréal is the perfect solution to all your desires. Its founder-chefs, Philippine Jaillet and Charles Neyers, are both taking part in Top Chef 2025. [Read more]
Chamboule, the new artisan bakery in the 18th arrondissement of Montmartre
Chamboule is the name of this new artisan bakery that has set up shop in Montmartre, in the 18ᵉ. With sourdough breads and ancient flours, a fine range of viennoiseries and plenty to sit back and enjoy, we take you on a tour of this gourmet new spot. [Read more]
Sapinho, an authentic Portuguese tavern in Montmartre
Perched high up on the Butte Montmartre, Sapinho is an authentic Portuguese tavern where you can live, eat and drink. [Read more]
L'Almanach Montmartre, a high-altitude bistronomic and artistic restaurant
High up on the Butte Montmartre, l'Almanach Montmartre is a restaurant that combines bistronomy and art. [Read more]
Marla, an attractive restaurant in Paris's 18th arrondissement
Sponsored - The Montmartre district sees the opening of Marla, an attractive new restaurant at the foot of the Lamarck-Caulaincourt station. Visit Marla, a restaurant designed by Nicolas Rodriguez and Jean-Marc Yao, with chef Jude Soliven at the helm in the kitchen. [Read more]
Chez Zena, family-style Lebanese cuisine in the 18th arrondissement
Want to travel to the heart of the Mediterranean without leaving Paris? Head for Chez Zena, a Lebanese restaurant in the 18th arrondissement, offering family-style cuisine with intoxicating flavors. It's the perfect place to get away from it all, while enjoying a delicious meal! [Read more]
Ernestine Café, the cosy family coffee shop with children's play area, in the 18th arrondissement
Rue Joseph de Maistre, at the foot of the Butte Montmartre in the 18th arrondissement, welcomes you with a pastel-green façade, stamped "Ernestine Café": it's here that you'll discover a welcoming, family-run neighborhood café and canteen, offering a home-made menu at very affordable prices. [Read more]
Maison Pinsa, the restaurant to taste the ancestor of Roman pizza in Paris
For lovers of Italian cuisine, Maison Pinsa invites you to discover a new take on antique pizza at its Parisian addresses. On the menu, inventive recipes and gourmet discoveries for fans of this Italian specialty. Here's one of the standard-bearers of Roman pizza in Paris. [Read more]
Where to stay in Paris's 18th arrondissement? Hotels, inns and accommodation in the district
Looking for a hotel in Paris's 18th arrondissement? The district's hotels, inns and accommodations are at your fingertips! [Read more]
Dalila, the typical Parisian hotel in the north of the capital
Make way for the Hotel Dalila, in the north of the capital, with its decor in homage to Parisian life. [Read more]
Maison Bohème: painter-inspired apartments in a hotel perched on Montmartre Hill
Nestled in the heart of Montmartre, on the famous Place du Tertre, the Maison Bohème hotel residence lets you experience the authentic Butte, comfortably installed in rooms or suites inspired by Impressionist painters. [Read more]
Maison Montmartre, the urban rooftop hotel in the Porte de Montmartre district
On avenue de la Porte de Montmartre, not far from the ring road (on the Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine side), the Maison Montmartre hotel welcomes you all year round to its friendly, family-style double rooms, with the added bonus of a rooftop overlooking the entire 18th arrondissement. [Read more]
Edgar Suites in Montmartre, Parisian elegance meets eco-responsibility
Immerse yourself in the heart of Parisian life with the Edgar Suites aparthotels in Montmartre! Discover these eleven urban suites, combining luxury, comfort and responsibility, nestled between emblematic cobblestone streets and just a stone's throw from the Sacré-Coeur Basilica. An opportunity to experience an authentic, eco-responsible stay... And a change from hotels! [Read more]
Monsieur Aristide, the charming Montmartre hotel
We're off to discover Monsieur Aristide, a new Parisian boutique hotel with old-fashioned charm, in Montmartre. A tribute to the artist Aristide Bruant, the hotel also features a restaurant and cocktail bar. [Read more]
The Playce by HappyCulture hotel and The PlayRoom games bar
The Playroom welcomes you to play with friends: cards, dice, dominoes, as well as table soccer, darts and palto: this hotel bar prepares you for lively and unusual evenings. [Read more]
Mom'Art, the family hotel in Montmartre
Looking for a beautiful family-run hotel in a lovely neighborhood? Môm'Art Montmartre awaits you at the foot of the Butte Montmartre, in a refined setting, with the friendly welcome we love to find in Paris. We couldn't agree more! [Read more]
Déclic Hôtel, the hotel for photo enthusiasts
Déclic Hôtel is the new address that should appeal to photo enthusiasts. This intimate new Montmartre address, opened on February 15, 2016, offers an immersion in photography with themed rooms, from the room of a paparazzi, a studio photographer, a star hunter, or an avid self-portrait taker. [Read more]
Le Terrass'' Hôtel and its magnificent rooftop
Le Terrass'' Hôtel, the famous Parisian hotel nestled in the Montmartre district since 1911, unveils a new face: more spacious rooms, a more open lobby, not forgetting the restaurant and bar perched on the 7th floor with a magnificent rooftop! [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]
Maximilien Luce: our photos from the landscape exhibition at the Musée de Montmartre
A fine production between pointillism and neo-impressionism... The Musée de Montmartre invites you to discover an exhibition of works by the artist Maximilien Luce, entitled "Maximilien Luce, l'instinct du paysage", from March 21 to September 14, 2025. This retrospective, the first in Paris since 1983, showcases the landscape works of this neo-impressionist painter, ranging from urban scenes to luminous countryside. [Read more]
Gilbert Peyre's Electromechanomaniac exhibition at Halle Saint Pierre - our photos
From September 15 to December 15, 2024, La Halle Saint Pierre, next to the Sacré-Cœur, is devoting an exhibition to artist Gilbert Peyre, entitled "L'Electromécanomaniaque". An artist who reinvents art brut through poetic and intriguing machine-sculptures, combining recycled objects and high technology. [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]
Sinister and Festive: a sung medley of wacky glamour and dark poetry
From April 5 to June 8, 2025, Sinistre et Festive presents a quirky tour de chant of performance, song and exuberance at the Théâtre de l'Atelier. [Read more]
La Grande Magie aux Abbesses: illusion, love and the vertigo of reality according to De Filippo
La Grande Magie takes up residence at the Théâtre des Abbesses, from April 1 to 12, 2025. A text by Eduardo De Filippo, directed by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, about illusion and truth. [Read more]
Madame Arthur celebrates Tina Turner in an offbeat cabaret rock version
From April 10 to 13, 2025, Madame Arthur's cabaret revisits Tina Turner and rock icons in a festive, irreverent show. [Read more]
And in the end, they die: when fairy tales reveal their (dirty) truth
Between wry humor and myth deconstruction, "Et à la fin, ils meurent" promises to explore the hidden face of fairy tales at the Manufacture des Abbesses, from March 19 to May 24, 2025. [Read more]
Monsieur Henri raconte : A biting theatrical lecture at Le Funambule Montmartre
Until April 29, 2025, Funambule Montmartre is hosting "Monsieur Henri raconte", a theatrical lecture inspired by the work of historian Henri Guillemin. A gritty, satirical exploration of history, combining lucidity and humor. [Read more]
Michou Comedy Club: Gad Elmaleh's new Parisian temple to stand-up comedy
Under the impetus of Gad Elmaleh, the legendary Michou cabaret reopens as a Comedy Club. A must-see event in the 18th arrondissement! [Read more]
Mathieu Madénian at La Cigale with his new show
With his biting humor and legendary self-mockery, Mathieu Madénian returns to the stage with a new show, on April 26 at La Cigale. [Read more]
Big Mother: the journalistic thriller returns to the Théâtre des Béliers Parisiens
Extension alert! Big Mother, the captivating play at Théâtre des Béliers Parisiens, has been extended until April 30, 2025. [Read more]
General medicine: an existential fable by Olivier Cadiot
Olivier Cadiot offers a playful and political reflection on "living together" in Médecine générale, a show brought to life by an exceptional trio, to be discovered at the Théâtre des Abbesses. [Read more]
Mother's Day: an explosive family reunion at the Théâtre Lepic
A tragi-comedy about family ties and the unspoken, Fête des mères plays at the Théâtre Lepic until April 27, 2025. [Read more]
La Grande Brocante Japonaise takes up residence at La REcyclerie: kimonos, kokeshi, vintage objects,...
La Grande Brocante Japonaise comes to the REcyclerie for a new edition, on the weekend of April 11-13, 2025. Come and find rare objects among the vintage Japanese treasures gathered by Koji Fukushima, the best Japanese secondhand dealer in Paris! [Read more]
Ex-TATI Barbès becomes an ephemeral concept store with boutique, exhibitions, café and workshops
The former TATI Barbès reopens its doors from January 23 to June 29, 2025, with Youssouf Fofana, creator of the Maison Château Rouge label, at the helm. In partnership with the Jordan brand, the former legendary 18th arrondissement boutique becomes "Le grand Magasin Éphémère", a multicultural hub where fashion and art meet in a trendy atmosphere. On the program? Library, café, boutique, exhibitions and workshops! [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]
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]
Discover the yoga of laughter during an unusual class at Hasard Ludique
To cope with Parisian life, there's nothing like a little rigology class to get back into a good mood, thanks to laughter yoga! See you at Hasard Ludique, in the 18th district. [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 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]
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]
Chronologic, La Creole, La Barbichette, upcoming events at La Machine du Moulin Rouge
It's a place in Paris's 18th arrondissement that night owls know well. Every weekend, La Machine du Moulin Rouge hosts electro parties of all kinds. Here's a rundown of the nightly events not to be missed at this Parisian night spot. [Read more]
Le Hasard Ludique celebrates its 8th anniversary with a free open air event
On Saturday, April 26, 2025, Le Hasard Ludique celebrates its eighth anniversary with a day and night of festivities. DJ sets, artistic performances and entertainment** will punctuate the free open air on the rails of the Petite Ceinture from 12pm. [Read more]
The Terrass''Hôtel rooftop is transformed into a Cuban terrace with Terraza Eminente
La Terrasse du Terrass "Hôtel, known for its magnificent view over Paris, is taking you to Cuba from November 28 to May 2025. In a colorful setting, the Terraza Eminente invites you to discover its menu created for the occasion, featuring seven cocktails with different flavors from the Isla del Cocodrilo. [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]
Saint Patrick's Day: O'Sullivans bars, the Irish stronghold in 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]
Euphorie: a friendly, unique neighborhood wine bar in Paris
Carefully selected wines, bistro-style dishes cooked with love and an ultra-friendly setting: that's what Alexis and Gautier, who run Euphorie, a neighborhood wine bar as we like them, in Paris's 18th arrondissement, are offering you. [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]
Coeur Sacré, Montmartre's rooftop bar-restaurant and designer boutique
Coeur 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 spot in Montmartre where you can taste delicious tapas and have a drink of course! An institution of the 18th not to be missed, which knows how to brighten up our weekends as well as our weeknights. [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, they came up with Hardware Société: a warm and friendly place where you can enjoy tasty coffees and dishes - sweet and savory - all day long. [Read more]
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What's on offer in Paris's 18th arrondissement? Good addresses and ideas for outings
The 18th arrondissement is home to the charming Butte Montmartre, at the foot of which you'll find neighborhoods with different atmospheres, including Lamarck-Caulaincourt, Marx Dormoy, Abbesses and La Chapelle. Here are some ideas for outings in this half-village, half-popular arrondissement, full of well-known and little-known nuggets to discover! [Read more]
Enjoy your stroll in Montmartre!
What's on offer in Paris's 18th arrondissement? Good addresses and ideas for outings
