Montmartre, once a landmark of legendary artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh, continues to vibrate to the rhythm of creativity. Place du Tertre is a living canvas where local artists exhibit their works and capture the essence of the neighborhood. The scattered workshops invite you on a journey into the world of artistic creation. The magic of Montmartre does not only lie in its artistic past, but also in its bohemian atmosphere. Traditional cafés such as the Café des Deux Moulins, made famous by the film "The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain", warmly welcome you to taste the unique atmosphere of the district. Exploring Montmartre reveals hidden treasures. The vines of Clos Montmartre, the only vineyard in Paris, recall the wine-growing history of the district. The picturesque stairs guide you to breathtaking viewpoints, such as the terrace of the Montmartre Museum, offering a panoramic view of the City of Light.

Place du Tertre, Montmartre, reveals an unequaled artistic charm. Picturesque cobblestones, welcoming cafes and live artists define this enclave. Portraits and original paintings by local painters, draftsmen and portrait painters capture the spirit of Montmartre. The cafés on the terrace offer relaxation and spectacle. Place of past meetings of illustrious like Picasso, the square continues to attract emerging artists and visitors. Immerse yourself in Parisian culture by strolling between easels, interacting with passionate artists and contemplating the city from the heights of Montmartre. A memorable artistic immersion.

The Sacré-Coeur de Montmartre, a majestic basilica, sits enthroned on the hill offering a perfect alliance between spirituality and architectural beauty. Its dazzling white facade, a mixture of neo-Gothic and Romano-Byzantine styles, evokes a timeless elegance. Inside, the stained glass windows radiate an enchanting light, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and reflection. The ascent to this sacred place, through the stairs or the funicular, leads to a breathtaking view of the city. Paris stretches out in an unforgettable tableau, with the majestic Eiffel Tower and slate roofs linking the past to the present. The Sacred Heart has deep meaning for believers while symbolizing peace and hope for all. Crowning the hill, the Sacred Heart combines architecture and spirituality, offering an enriching experience for the mind and the eyes. A must-have that unites the divine and the earthly in a unique way.