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Gardens in Montmartre.

Gardens in Montmartre: 17 documented places with neighbourhood, overview and a link to the official website or a verified source.

17 places · Gardens

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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.

All1829 Heritage31 Culture45 Shows227 Food747 Stay104 Craft & shops675

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 ↗ 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 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 ↗ 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 ↗ HeritageJules-Joffrin / Clignancourt Jardin éphémère BaudeliqueGarden or green space in Jules-Joffrin / Clignancourt. Check opening times, access and temporary closures before travelling. 27 rue BaudeliqueChecked 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.