Some Interesting Facts About the Place du Tertre
March 14th, 2017The hilltop neighborhood of Montmartre is steeped in quaint charm, exciting history and artistic tradition. Filling every square inch of the Place du Tertre – the main square of the old village that once existed here – are artists selling paintings, portraits, caricatures and silhouettes. Keep reading to find out more about this picturesque square! ... Read More
Don’t Miss Out on the Fun of Montmartre’s Harvest Festival!
September 24th, 2015The annual Fête des Vendanges is one of the largest public events in France, celebrating the historic grape harvest with wine, food, parades and dancing in Montmartre. Mark your calendars for this special event in October, because it’s going to be five days of nonstop fun, including a a spectacular fireworks show in front of Sacré-Coeur Basilica! ... Read More
A Fun Guide to Montmartre: Unique Shopping & Dining
September 8th, 2015Thanks to the colorful past of this Bohemian village-on-the-hill and modern films such as Amèlie and Moulin Rouge, Montmartre has retained its sense of romance, charm and quirkiness. Check out our guide to the most unique shopping and dining of the neighborhood, from fondue and fried potatoes to ceramics and hard-to-find beauty products! ... Read More
Why is There a Windmill on the Moulin Rouge?
September 3rd, 2015The Moulin Rouge is one of the most recognized landmarks of Paris – but have you ever wondered why a cabaret is topped by a bright red windmill? What does grinding flour have to do with performing the can-can? We delve into the fascinating history behind the Moulin Rouge and two other windmills in the northern Parisian neighborhood of Montmartre! ... Read More
