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Places in and around Montmartre.

Heritage, museums, venues, restaurants, accommodation, craftspeople and shops: this directory gathers more than 1,800 places and links each one to its own website, an institutional source or a recent open mapping record.

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Search by name, street or neighbourhood, then use the main and detailed categories. Each entry briefly explains the place and links to the source used for verification.

Opening hours and prices can change. Always check the venue’s official website on the day of your visit.

Editorial illustration of a Montmartre street with a café, studio, bookshop and theatre
Original illustration · The living neighbourhood beyond the landmarks

Montmartre in pictures

A place is also an atmosphere.

The photographs below introduce the directory’s six main families. The illustration brings together the hill’s everyday character: a terrace, a maker’s window, books, a small stage and sloping streets.

1829documented places
412venue websites
1417recent open mapping records
22 August 2026last verification

Coverage includes the hill, other parts of Paris’s 18th arrondissement and nearby places, including Pigalle and the 9th. Each listing gives its area and address so you can locate it before planning your journey.

HeritageSommet de la Butte Basilique du Sacré-CœurMontmartre’s landmark sanctuary and viewpoint; basilica entry is free, while the dome has separate visiting conditions. 35 rue du Chevalier-de-la-BarreChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ HeritagePlace du Tertre Église Saint-Pierre de MontmartreHistoric church connected with Montmartre’s former royal abbey, immediately beside Sacré-Cœur. 2 rue du Mont-CenisChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageVersant nord Clos MontmartreMunicipal vineyard visible from rues des Saules and Saint-Vincent; the enclosure opens only for specific tours or occasions. 14 rue des SaulesChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageGrandes-Carrières Cimetière de MontmartreTree-filled historic cemetery opened in 1825, with a notable-graves map and visiting guidance on the City page. 20 avenue RachelChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAnvers Square Louise-MichelLarge sloping garden below Sacré-Cœur, crossed by stairways and gentler paths. 6 place Saint-PierreChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAvenue Junot Jardin JunotSmall neighbourhood garden combining biodiversity, an educational garden, reading, play and pétanque. Rue JunotChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAbbesses Église Saint-Jean de MontmartreArt Nouveau church in brick and ceramic, built around 1900 opposite square Jehan-Rictus. 19 rue des AbbessesChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ HeritageAvenue Junot Square Suzanne-BuissonTerraced garden on the former Château des Brouillards estate, with play equipment and a boules area. 7 bis rue GirardonChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAbbesses Square Jehan-Rictus and Wall of LoveGarden containing the Wall of Love. The City listed the monument as inaccessible for safety reasons when checked; confirm its status before visiting. 14 place des AbbessesChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageSommet de la Butte Square NadarSmall viewpoint near the funicular, with a Paris view, Chevalier de La Barre statue and dog area. 2 rue Saint-ÉleuthèreChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAbbesses Jardin des AbbessesRecently renewed neighbourhood garden; seasonal hours are published by the 18th-arrondissement town hall. 10 passage des AbbessesChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageVersant nord Jardin sauvage Saint-VincentA 2,000 m² biodiversity garden accessible only on organised guided visits between April and October. 17 rue Saint-VincentChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageSommet de la Butte Place du TertreHistoric square of the former Montmartre commune, known for its regulated pitches for painters and portrait artists. Place du TertreChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageSommet de la Butte Parc Marcel-Bleustein-Blanchet — TurlureTerraced garden behind Sacré-Cœur, valued for its views, pergolas and play area. 1 rue de la BonneChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritagePorte de Clignancourt Jardin des TraversesOne-hectare walk on the former Petite Ceinture railway, combining railway heritage, vegetation and urban farming. Accès rue BelliardChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageSommet de la Butte Jardin des Arènes de MontmartreSmall planted amphitheatre on the hillside, accessible only with authorisation or during announced events. 25 rue ChappeChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAbbesses Jardin Louise-Weber dite La GoulueFamily terraced garden behind the Bateau-Lavoir, with play areas and a name honouring the Belle Époque dancer. 14 rue BurqChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageMont-Cenis Square Claude-CharpentierShaded stop on the northern slope, arranged around a water tower and game tables on a street painted by Utrillo. 14 rue du Mont-CenisChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageGrandes-Carrières Square Léon-SerpolletLarge terraced neighbourhood garden with play areas, sports courts, boules, tables and drinking-water points. 25 rue des CloÿsChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageChapelle International Square du 21-Avril-1944Neighbourhood garden in Chapelle International, with a play area, drinking water and seasonal opening times published by the City of Paris. Rue Pierre-MauroyChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAbbesses Bateau-LavoirLandmark artists’ residence notably frequented by Picasso, Modigliani, Matisse and Braque. It still houses studios and is accessible by appointment only. 13 place Émile-GoudeauChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAvenue Junot The Man Who Walked Through Walls — place Marcel-AyméJean Marais sculpture inspired by Marcel Aymé’s short story, on the square named after the Montmartre writer. Place Marcel-AyméChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAvenue Junot Moulin de la Galette — historic windmillThe hill’s last working windmill, visible only from the street: it stands on private residential property and cannot be visited. 75–77 rue LepicChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageVersant nord Buste de DalidaBronze bust of the singer by Alain Aslan, at the top of rue de l’Abreuvoir near her former home. Place DalidaChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageVersant nord Cimetière de Saint-VincentSmall historic cemetery opened in 1831, notably the resting place of Marcel Carné, Marcel Aymé, Utrillo and the Galette-Debray family. The City publishes visiting hours and rules. 6 rue Lucien-GaulardChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ HeritageAnvers / Sommet de la Butte Funiculaire de MontmartreLink between the foot and summit of the hill in around 1 minute 30, using the Île-de-France public-transport fare system. Check service status before travelling. Rue Tardieu / rue du Cardinal-DuboisChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ CultureVersant nord Musée de MontmartreCollections on the hill’s artistic history, recreated studios and Renoir Gardens overlooking the vineyard. 12 rue CortotChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CulturePlace du Tertre Dalí ParisPermanent collection devoted to Salvador Dalí, chiefly sculptures, engravings, watercolours and furniture. 11 rue PoulbotChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CultureAnvers Halle Saint-PierreExhibition centre dedicated to art brut, outsider and singular art, with a bookshop and café. 2 rue RonsardChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CulturePlace de Clichy LE BALIndependent platform devoted to the documentary image: photography, video, film and new media. 6 impasse de la DéfenseChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CultureNouvelle-Athènes Musée de la Vie romantiqueAry Scheffer’s house and studio, Romantic collections and a garden; permanent collections are free. 16 rue ChaptalChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CultureNouvelle-Athènes Musée national Gustave MoreauThe Symbolist painter’s house-museum and studios, preserved according to his plan; the building has several stairs and no lift. 14 rue de La RochefoucauldChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CultureVersant nord Cité internationale des arts — MontmartreMontmartre site of the international artists’ residency; public access depends on announced exhibitions and events. 24 rue NorvinsChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CultureGoutte d’Or Institut des Cultures d’Islam — ICI LéonCity of Paris cultural venue offering exhibitions, talks, workshops and visits focused on cultures of Islam. 19 rue LéonChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ CultureJules-Joffrin Bibliothèque Robert-SabatierLarge municipal library with study areas, children’s collections, games and the SABLAB makerspace. 29 rue HermelChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ CultureGoutte d’Or Bibliothèque Goutte d’OrMunicipal library for adults and children, with reading and study areas, music collections and self-learning resources. 2–4 rue FleuryChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ CulturePorte de Montmartre Bibliothèque Jacqueline-de-RomillyAccessible neighbourhood library offering children’s collections, games, screenings, conversation workshops and digital support. 16 avenue de la Porte-MontmartreChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ CultureChapelle Charbon Bibliothèque Maurice-GenevoixParticipatory garden library focused on early childhood, ecology, games, homework help and neighbourhood services. 19 rue Tristan-TzaraChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ CulturePajol Bibliothèque Václav-HavelMunicipal library with books, films, video and board games, study areas and a broad range of learning services. 26 esplanade Nathalie-SarrauteChecked 22 August 2026 Institutional source ↗ ShowsVersant nord Au Lapin AgileHistoric cabaret for songs, poetry and humour; advance booking is advised and a drink is included under the advertised formula. 22 rue des SaulesChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsPlace Blanche Moulin RougeHistoric music hall presenting a large-scale revue; dress, age, timing and entry conditions are detailed at booking. 82 boulevard de ClichyChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsMont-Cenis Théâtre de l’AtelierItalian-style theatre on a small pedestrian square, presenting plays and solo performances. 1 place Charles-DullinChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAnvers La CigaleHistoric concert hall hosting French and international artists. 120 boulevard de RochechouartChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAbbesses Studio 28Independent cinema founded in 1928, with arthouse programming and an interior garden. 10 rue TholozéChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAnvers Le TrianonHistoric theatre and concert venue at the foot of the hill. 80 boulevard de RochechouartChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAnvers Élysée MontmartreRestored historic concert hall between Anvers and Barbès. 72 boulevard de RochechouartChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAvenue Junot Théâtre LepicNeighbourhood theatre in the heart of the hill, presenting new work, revivals and family shows. 1 avenue JunotChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsLamarck Funambule MontmartreSmall theatre known for comedies, contemporary shows and children’s programming. 53 rue des SaulesChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsPigalle Madame ArthurMusical cabaret and club continuing a historic drag-performance tradition; programmes and hours vary by night. 75 bis rue des MartyrsChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAbbesses Théâtre des AbbessesThe Théâtre de la Ville’s second venue, presenting theatre, dance and music with an international programme. 31 rue des AbbessesChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAbbesses Manufacture des AbbessesIndependent theatre focused on contemporary playwrights, with regular children’s programming. 7 rue VéronChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsAnvers La Boule NoireIntimate concert venue next to La Cigale, particularly active in presenting emerging artists. 120 boulevard de RochechouartChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsPigalle Les Trois BaudetsVenue devoted to chanson and emerging French-language artists, operated within the City of Paris cultural network. 64 boulevard de ClichyChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsPlace Blanche La Machine du Moulin RougeClub and concert venue spread across several spaces; entry rules and hours depend on each event. 90 boulevard de ClichyChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsPlace de Clichy Pathé WeplerCinema complex facing place de Clichy, with mainstream screenings, premieres and premium formats. 140 boulevard de ClichyChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsGoutte d’Or Lavoir Moderne ParisienIndependent Goutte d’Or theatre hosting contemporary work, resident companies, talks and multidisciplinary performances. 35 rue LéonChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsLa Chapelle La Reine BlancheVenue devoted to arts and science, with performances, talks and workshops presented in two differently sized auditoriums. 2 bis passage RuelleChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsJules-Joffrin Théâtre des Béliers ParisiensPrivate theatre focused on contemporary creation, new writing and productions first noticed at the Avignon Festival. 14 bis rue Sainte-IsaureChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsSimplon Théâtre PixelSmall community theatre presenting comedy, classics, contemporary work, musical shows and children’s productions. 18 rue ChampionnetChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗ ShowsPorte de Saint-Ouen Le Hasard LudiqueCultural venue in a former Petite Ceinture station, combining concerts, club nights, workshops, markets and a canteen. 128 avenue de Saint-OuenChecked 22 August 2026 Venue website ↗

Use the directory well

Three things to know before choosing.

Montmartre is also discovered through its everyday places. These simple habits will help you build a coherent walk, book at the right time and better support the venues that keep the neighbourhood alive.

01 · BY AREA

Stay on one side of the hill.

Pair Abbesses with Pigalle, the northern slope with Lamarck, or Anvers with Goutte d’Or. Distances look short on a map, but slopes, steps and cobbles quickly slow the walk.

02 · BEFORE YOU GO

Check the condition that matters.

For a show or small restaurant, book first. For a garden, museum or library, focus on opening times and temporary closures. For a studio-shop, confirm its opening days.

03 · SUPPORT LOCAL

Use the direct link.

Each listing links to the venue or a public source. Booking direct, buying from a maker and choosing an independent bookshop or store supports the local economy more effectively than generic intermediaries.