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This is Montmartre : A 2h30 walk
The walk that we propose you realizes a loop of 2h30 to 3 hours where you will discover the charm of Montmartre.
Here are the main milestones that make it up:
See the route in google maps : click here
Two one-minute videos to get a quick look at this course:
We leave of course from the Relais Montmartre, preferably early, because you will have the pleasure to see Montmartre awake.
The walk can start with a coffee, at the Café des Deux Moulins, which we had tested for you in a previous article (read our article).
In the café des Deux Moulins, a very pleasant Saturday morning atmosphere.
Less than 200 meters from the Relais Montmartre, you can also choose to have an espresso at the counter of this café.
The croissants of our partner "Alexine" are really excellent. Would you like to try them?
In the Rue Lepic, 200 meters from the Relais Montmartre. Colors and freshness that recall the movie Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulin.
You can also choose one of the beautiful terraces of the many cafés that line the rue des Abbesses. We are always less than 500 meters from the Relais Montmartre.
Built between 1894 and 1904, the church of St jean de Montmartre occupies a central point of the place des Abbesses. It is both original and charming.
Place des Abbesses. A village atmosphere.
The Wall of Je t'aime, place des Abbesses, is composed of 612 glazed lava tiles where Je t'aime is written in 250 languages and dialects.
Going up to the hill, rue Barsac
The stairs of the rue Chappe
The Funicular and the steps where many joggers are very brave
The Montmartre Basilica, perched at 130 meters high, is one of the highest points of Paris.
The cafés and restaurants of the Place du Tertre
Many portraitists offer their services
Place du Tertre
Rue Poulbot, near the Dali Museum
The Dali Museum gathers 300 works and deserves a detour if you like this painter, major figure of the surrealist movement
La Maison rose
Dalida Square with the statue of the famous singer
The restaurant "le Moulin de la Galette" which we wrote about in our article on Vincent Van Gogh
Read our article "On the steps of Vincent Van Gogh in Montmartre"
The Cemetery of Montmartre is a particularly peaceful place that deserves a visit.
The tomb of Emile Zola. François Truffaut, Hector Berlioz, Alexandre Dumas, Michael Lonsdale and many others are buried in the Montmartre cemetery.
You can then reach the hotel by the Boulevard de Clichy, passing by the Cité Veron. Have a good meal!
- Relais Montmartre
- Café des Deux Moulins
- Wall of the I love you
- The stairs of Montmartre and the Funicular
- Place du Tertre
- Dali Museum
- Pink House
- House of Dalida
- Mill of the cake
- Cemetery of Montmartre
See the route in google maps : click here
Two one-minute videos to get a quick look at this course:
We leave of course from the Relais Montmartre, preferably early, because you will have the pleasure to see Montmartre awake.
The walk can start with a coffee, at the Café des Deux Moulins, which we had tested for you in a previous article (read our article).
In the café des Deux Moulins, a very pleasant Saturday morning atmosphere.
Less than 200 meters from the Relais Montmartre, you can also choose to have an espresso at the counter of this café.
The croissants of our partner "Alexine" are really excellent. Would you like to try them?
In the Rue Lepic, 200 meters from the Relais Montmartre. Colors and freshness that recall the movie Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulin.
You can also choose one of the beautiful terraces of the many cafés that line the rue des Abbesses. We are always less than 500 meters from the Relais Montmartre.
Built between 1894 and 1904, the church of St jean de Montmartre occupies a central point of the place des Abbesses. It is both original and charming.
Place des Abbesses. A village atmosphere.
The Wall of Je t'aime, place des Abbesses, is composed of 612 glazed lava tiles where Je t'aime is written in 250 languages and dialects.
Going up to the hill, rue Barsac
The stairs of the rue Chappe
The Funicular and the steps where many joggers are very brave
The Montmartre Basilica, perched at 130 meters high, is one of the highest points of Paris.
The cafés and restaurants of the Place du Tertre
Many portraitists offer their services
Place du Tertre
Rue Poulbot, near the Dali Museum
The Dali Museum gathers 300 works and deserves a detour if you like this painter, major figure of the surrealist movement
La Maison rose
Dalida Square with the statue of the famous singer
The restaurant "le Moulin de la Galette" which we wrote about in our article on Vincent Van Gogh
Read our article "On the steps of Vincent Van Gogh in Montmartre"
The Cemetery of Montmartre is a particularly peaceful place that deserves a visit.
The tomb of Emile Zola. François Truffaut, Hector Berlioz, Alexandre Dumas, Michael Lonsdale and many others are buried in the Montmartre cemetery.
You can then reach the hotel by the Boulevard de Clichy, passing by the Cité Veron. Have a good meal!
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