The heart of French bohemia
Montmartre, Paris, France, is located in the northern part of Paris’s 18th arrondissement. Sitting high up on the hilltop, it feels a world apart from all the city energy and activity going on just beneath it.
If it seems there’s something different about Montmartre, that’s because there is. It only became a part of Paris in 1860, and before that it was a working-class suburb with low rents that attracted France’s struggling artists. It was a place of creativity, flamboyancy, and eccentricity, embodying everything that was great about La Belle Époque; The Beautiful Era.
Today, Montmartre is a hotspot of old Parisian charm, paired with a kitschy, neon-lit reminder of the Bohemian free spirits of the past.
Come to Montmartre for its crooked, cobbled alleys, traditional pâtisseries, and enchanting hilltop views. Stay for the carefree, anything-goes atmosphere.
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