Our districts
18th - Montmartre
The artists' village, its cobbled lanes and its view over all of Paris.
Perched on the Butte, Montmartre has kept its village soul: the white domes of Sacré-Cœur, the painters of Place du Tertre, the last vineyard in Paris and the cabarets of the Belle Époque. Below, the Abbesses with their bistros, boutiques and artists' cafés make up one of the most romantic districts in the capital.
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Our apartments - 18th - Montmartre
Our favorite addresses
Le Moulin de la Galette
RestaurantA restaurant set at the foot of the last windmill of Montmartre, immortalised by Renoir. Refined French cuisine and a garden terrace, an address steeped in history.
Le Coq Rico
RestaurantAntoine Westermann's 'poultry bistronomy' on rue Lepic. Exceptional farm poultry spit-roasted whole, one of the finest tables on the Butte.
La Maison Rose
CaféThe most photographed pink house in Paris, painted by Utrillo. Simple French fare in an iconic setting, in the heart of Montmartre's lanes.
Le Très Particulier
BarThe secret cocktail bar of the Hôtel Particulier Montmartre, tucked into a private garden. Signature cocktails and a romantic conservatory, one of the most sought-after spots on the Butte.
Musée de Montmartre & Jardins Renoir
CultureThe oldest house on the Butte, former studio of Renoir and Valadon, with its gardens and views over the Clos Montmartre, the Paris vineyard.
Le BAL
CultureAn independent art space devoted to the contemporary image (photography, video), with its well-loved café-bookshop. A cultural breather steps from Place de Clichy.