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Half-city, half-village, and sitting above Paris, Montmartre has inspired painters since the 19th century. Pissarro, Van Gogh, Picasso, and Toulouse-Lautrec loved to spend time here in search of inspiration and share their ideas over a drink on the café terraces. Caricaturists and other amateur painters try to maintain a tradition that sometimes seems nothing more than a tourist industry. The best way to explore Montmartre is by walking around or taking the cable car to really soak up the unique atmosphere of this corner of the capital.

For those who love textiles, the Saint-Pierre market is the place to go. For eating, the hill is swarming with restaurants and little brasseries. On the other hand, there are more shops on either side of the hill. Metro connections are available throughout the area at the Abbesses (line 12), Pigalle (lines 2 and 12), Lamarck-Caulaincourt (line12), and Château Rouge (line 4) stations.