Montmartre Culture

It played Bunel's first films and Cocteau's last. It's the most stylish neighborhood cinema.

Don't worry: this doesn't mean you have to go as a couple.

This is where over 300 of the surrealist's works are hidden in Paris. It's a well-kept secret, but we trust you.

Option 1: Go and see one of their carefully selected pieces. Option 2: Simply walk past.

It's true that it's a book, but it's also a beautiful sculpture that just happens to be sticking out of the wall... Interestingly, the square where it stands bears the author's name. Coincidence?

Enter Square Suzanne Buisson, walk along the regular pétanque court and find this statue hiding the most incongruous story.

A poetic interlude in your visit, this museum houses the secrets and canvases of the hill's painter-inhabitants.