Montmartre
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Good Place to Eat,
Popular with Locals,
Church / Cathedral,
Monument - Historical,
Plaza / Square
Montmartre Photos
We've selected the best candid Montmartre photos to help you make the most of your next trip. These Montmartre photo galleries feature Viator travelers on recent tours, as well as photos submitted by Viator.com members.
Moulin Rouge
Photo by Anonymous, 2010
The show was worth the long line up! Unfortunatley the minivan failed to pick us up at the end of the night leaving us stranded in Montmartre without our hotel address with us. Considering they were an hour late to collect us from our hotel we thought they would make an effort to collect us on time. One hour later we caught a taxi to the general area of our hotel & then proceeded to get very lost & finally arrive at our hotel at 4am! Funny to laugh at now but not great fun at the time.
Doing what
Eiffel Tower Dinner, Seine River Cruise and Moulin Rouge Show by Minivan
My first Parisien Crepe.
Photo by Mary-Anne G, Australia, 2010
Mary-Anne enjoying her crepe. La Petaudiere is a small, pretty little resaurant in the heart of Montmartre on the corner that leads to the museum of Salvador Dali. Sorry I don't remember the name of the street!! A nice little place to dine. It is a white building with Blue shutters. I ate escargo here which was very tasty and their crepes are also very good. Our waiter was very attentive (and cute too!) and the pianoman played happy old tunes at the door. The piano music was what lured us in.
Doing what
Eiffel Tower, Paris Moulin Rouge Show and Seine River Cruise
Anything you can I can do better..!
Photo by Mary-Anne G, Australia, 2010
Interesting idea coming out of the wall in a street near MontMartre. Georgia returns the serve.
Doing what
Eiffel Tower, Paris Moulin Rouge Show and Seine River Cruise
Vineyard in Montmartre Paris
Photo by Helen K, Australia, 2009
The last remaining vineyard in Paris
Windmill (last of 2)
Photo by Carrie V, USA, 2008
Last of two remaining windmills in Montmartre, which were used to make Plaster of Paris.
