Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
Café des deux Moulins remains one of the mythical places of the Montmartre district . Sometimes neighborhood bar or cafe filled with regulars , sometimes bistro with traditional home cooking based on fresh products, it is also known to set the film "Amelie" of Jean Pierre Jeunet.
261 locals recommend
Café des Deux Moulins
15 Rue LepicCafé des deux Moulins remains one of the mythical places of the Montmartre district . Sometimes neighborhood bar or cafe filled with regulars , sometimes bistro with traditional home cooking based on fresh products, it is also known to set the film "Amelie" of Jean Pierre Jeunet.
This hundred-year-old brasserie(brewery) in the heart of Abbesses is one of local institutions where we taste(savour) excellent wines of property
Specialities of seafoods.
It is careful to reserve the weekend.
177 locals recommend
La Mascotte
52 Rue des AbbessesThis hundred-year-old brasserie(brewery) in the heart of Abbesses is one of local institutions where we taste(savour) excellent wines of property
Specialities of seafoods.
It is careful to reserve the weekend.
The tables are reserved for the groups which lunch or have dinner at mealtimes, otherwise this is the dreamed spot in the afternoon to read in peace. To been there you must pass by a certain maze of side streets, and it's for the best!. Few cars venture so high on the mound, and the pedestrian small place behind with attractive trees gives him a village air. We come to taste fresh beers or a very fresh bottle of rosé.
45 locals recommend
Le Relais de la Butte
12 Rue RavignanThe tables are reserved for the groups which lunch or have dinner at mealtimes, otherwise this is the dreamed spot in the afternoon to read in peace. To been there you must pass by a certain maze of side streets, and it's for the best!. Few cars venture so high on the mound, and the pedestrian small place behind with attractive trees gives him a village air. We come to taste fresh beers or a very fresh bottle of rosé.
Getting Around
Station Abbesses
Blanche station
Pigalle station
Drinks & Nightlife
Le Trianon is a historical Italian style theater built in 1902 that was totally refurbished and renovated in 2010. It is located in the 18th district of Paris at the entrance of the Montmartre neighborhood. Besides the theater – music hall, le Trianon has a ballroom which serves as a large bar during shows.
This establishment which investigated all the performing arts and gathered on its posters stars so different as talented is now hosting concerts of French and international artists.
124 locals recommend
Le Trianon
80 Blvd Marguerite de RochechouartLe Trianon is a historical Italian style theater built in 1902 that was totally refurbished and renovated in 2010. It is located in the 18th district of Paris at the entrance of the Montmartre neighborhood. Besides the theater – music hall, le Trianon has a ballroom which serves as a large bar during shows.
This establishment which investigated all the performing arts and gathered on its posters stars so different as talented is now hosting concerts of French and international artists.
Entertainment & Activities
On the initiative of Paris City Hall, the theatre Théâtre des Abbesses was inaugurated on 18 Novembre 1996, the second theatre of the Théâtre de la Ville, a resolutely contemporary italian style theatre constructed by a Belgian architect, Charles Vandenhove. About 95 shows are programmed each season by Gérard Violette, director of the Théâtre de la Ville, in these two theatre, which boosts a rise of the contemporary national and international creativity.
Drama, dance, music, and world music make this theatre an gateway to the world from the heart of the Abbesses.
158 locals recommend
Théâtre de l'Atelier
1 Pl. Charles DullinOn the initiative of Paris City Hall, the theatre Théâtre des Abbesses was inaugurated on 18 Novembre 1996, the second theatre of the Théâtre de la Ville, a resolutely contemporary italian style theatre constructed by a Belgian architect, Charles Vandenhove. About 95 shows are programmed each season by Gérard Violette, director of the Théâtre de la Ville, in these two theatre, which boosts a rise of the contemporary national and international creativity.
Drama, dance, music, and world music make this theatre an gateway to the world from the heart of the Abbesses.
Arts & Culture
The Basilica was designed by Paul Abadie. Six other architects succeeded him to complete the building.
Style : Romano-Byzantine
In contrast to the Gothic churches of the Middle Ages like Notre-Dame de Paris (1163-1240), the style is inspired by churches such as Saint Sofia in Constantinople and San Marco in Venice.
The Basilica is open to all for sightseeing and prayer every day from 6 am to 10.30 pm.
After 11 pm only persons registered for night adoration may remain in the Basilica.
1103 locals recommend
The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris
35 Rue du Chevalier de la BarreThe Basilica was designed by Paul Abadie. Six other architects succeeded him to complete the building.
Style : Romano-Byzantine
In contrast to the Gothic churches of the Middle Ages like Notre-Dame de Paris (1163-1240), the style is inspired by churches such as Saint Sofia in Constantinople and San Marco in Venice.
The Basilica is open to all for sightseeing and prayer every day from 6 am to 10.30 pm.
After 11 pm only persons registered for night adoration may remain in the Basilica.
Parks & Nature
La Vigne de Montmartre, which rose is called " Clos Montmartre " is the property of the City of Paris. Each year the Clos Montmartre provides about 500 liters carefully crafted using traditional methods . Every year, the second weekend of October, the Harvest Festival is in full swing in Montmartre !
Parcs et nature
Où allez-vous pour communier avec la nature ?
124 locals recommend
Vines of Clos Montmartre
Rue des SaulesLa Vigne de Montmartre, which rose is called " Clos Montmartre " is the property of the City of Paris. Each year the Clos Montmartre provides about 500 liters carefully crafted using traditional methods . Every year, the second weekend of October, the Harvest Festival is in full swing in Montmartre !
Parcs et nature
Où allez-vous pour communier avec la nature ?
Known for its 222 steps leading to the Sacré-Coeur. Created in 1927, the square Louise Michel extends along the relief of Montmartre.
Highly popular with tourists (because of the panoramic view from the park ) and street artists from entertaining the crowd, the square Louise Michel acquires an abundant vegetation and some remains to admire : Fountain Paul Gasq , dedicated to marine gods , remarkable trees ( horse chestnut, Caucasian Pterocarya , honey locust , pear , magnolia ... ) and two beautiful specimens of orange 17 meters high ; the view of the capital.
75 locals recommend
Square Louise Michel
6 Pl. Saint-PierreKnown for its 222 steps leading to the Sacré-Coeur. Created in 1927, the square Louise Michel extends along the relief of Montmartre.
Highly popular with tourists (because of the panoramic view from the park ) and street artists from entertaining the crowd, the square Louise Michel acquires an abundant vegetation and some remains to admire : Fountain Paul Gasq , dedicated to marine gods , remarkable trees ( horse chestnut, Caucasian Pterocarya , honey locust , pear , magnolia ... ) and two beautiful specimens of orange 17 meters high ; the view of the capital.
Shopping
Rue des Abbesses
Rue des AbbessesGreat fish marquet