5

Margaret Jacobsen

3 weeks ago

It was such a wonderful and dreamy experience. I loved how intimate the museum and the experience felt. It was magical sharing that with other people there at the same time. I'm very excited to come back!

5

Elena Innocenti

a month ago

My favorite place in Paris. The museum traces, in an accurate and touching way, the history of Montmartre, bringing the visitor into contact with the artistic, revolutionary and avant-garde spirit of the neighborhood. The construction of the Sacré-Cœur basilica, the cabarets, the Commune and the artistic community of Montmartre are just some of the themes retraced by the museum, accompanied by a rich apparatus of finds, such as photographs of the time, posters, flyers, newspapers and paintings of the artists who lived and worked in the neighborhood. The wonderful garden is an integral part of the visit and manages to convey great peace and inspiration. The visit also includes the atelier of Suzanne Valadon, whose life is told in a beautiful video at the beginning of the visit. The staff is attentive, friendly and very helpful: one gentleman even went out of his way to tell me and explain unusual anecdotes and details related to the world of cabaret. I appreciated it very much. Furthermore, at the time of the visit the café was closed and the garden partially unusable, so to apologize for the inconvenience the staff gave each visitor old exhibition catalogs and even notebooks as a gift!

5

Lora Senkova

3 months ago

This museum is one of my favorite places in Paris. It captures the artistic soul of the city. The building is beautifully situated and its high ground allow the visitors to marvel the city from above. The expositions are a treat - there is always something new to uncover. The temporary exhibitions are extremely well curated and there is always something for the young public. You should befriend this museum.

5

Dean Hobson

5 months ago

A truly gorgeous little museum, very well curated. Surrounded by a garden oasis in the heart of Montmartre, generally not too busy, so it's a great place to get away from the crowds. A real insight into the history of Montmartre. Expect to spend at least an hour exploring all the place has to offer, there is a terrace cafe too.

5

Frankois

6 months ago

The Musée de Montmartre is a true gem. I loved exploring the history of the neighborhood through the artworks and exhibits. The visit is well-organized, and the Renoir Garden is a peaceful oasis. A must-see for all art and history lovers.