Walk in Montmartre

Montmartre walk

A Montmartre heritage walk

The Pink House

The Pink House that inspired painters

La Maison Rose owes its fame to the paintings of Maurice Utrillo, painter of the urban landscapes of the Butte and son of Suzanne Valandon, famous model of Renoir, Lautrec, Van Gogh, who herself became a renowned painter. The former studio of Valandon and Utrillo can be visited at the Musée de Montmartre, rue Cortot.

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The Basilica of the Sacred Heart

The remarkable Sacré-Coeur basilica

Consecrated in 1919, the Sacré-Coeur is one of the emblematic monuments of Paris. Located at the top of the Montmartre hill, this Roman-Byzantine style building offers one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the capital.

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The Lapin Agile & The vineyards of Montmartre

Wineyard & the oldest Montmartre cabaret

Conservatory of French song and an integral part of our heritage, the oldest cabaret in Montmartre owes its name to the painter André Gill, author of the famous rabbit jumping from the pan.

Fog Alley

In the 12th century, on this site stood a farm and a mill known as "des Brouillards". This name comes from the water vapors emanating from the many springs of this small plateau, which in contact with the fresh air formed a coat of mist in the landscape.

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The bust of Dalida

The famous Dalida's bust, singer in love with Montmartre

The famous singer Dalida finds her home base in Montmartre where she settles in the 1960s. Between her private mansion and the shops of rue Lepic, she does not leave the Butte dear to her heart until her death. His bust, by the French sculptor Alain Aslan, is erected in the small eponymous square.

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The Villa Leander

Built in 1926, the Villa Léandre is picturesque: privileged and discreet dead end, it was born on the ruins of the most famous maquis of Paris. Its small Anglo-Norman style houses, cobblestones and gardens are very popular with French film stars.

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Before coming to live with Suzanne

We enjoy a nice stroll in the streets of Montmartroises, settling on a bench next to the bust of Dalida to admire the view of the hill.

Observe people in the neighborhood, why not start a discussion? Then come and sit on our sheltered terrace, to drink a coffee or a glass of wine and taste our homemade dishes!