With a ticket to the Montmartre Museum, you can explore the history of one of Paris's most legendary 'quartiers'. You'll enter one of the oldest houses on the Butte, dating back to the 17th century. You'll learn about the city's famous cabarets and Montmartre's artistic and bohemian identity that attracted some of the most famous artists, writers and other creators of the past few centuries. You'll even get to see an artist's studio that was once home to various icons, including Auguste Renoir, Raoul Dufy and Suzanne Valadon. The museum also offers beautiful gardens and a café, where you can relax with refreshments and views of the Montmartre vineyards, Parisian rooftops and the Sacré-Cœur cathedral.
Why Visit
- A look at the Montmartre of the past
- View of Paris overlooking the vineyards
- Access to Suzanne Valadon’s studio home
What's included
- Permanent exhibition
- Temporary exhibitions
What's Not Included
- Food and drinks
Additional information
The opening hours of the museum are as follows;
- Monday–Sunday: 10:00–18:00
- Last admission: 17:15
- Galleries close: 17:45
The opening hours of Café Renoir are as follows: