Montmartre and its streets

 You've probably heard of the famous "sinking house" of Montmartre, but what is it, and where can you find it? This charming street is situated in the 18th arrondissement, and it begins at the top of Montmartre, wrapping around the hill and eventually leading to Avenue de Saint-Ouen. Named after the celebrated French naturalist Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck, the street was officially opened in 1867.

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If you're a romance buff, then Montmartre and its streets are a must-see. Known for its street art and lively atmosphere, Montmartre's streets have preserved a village-like atmosphere, thanks to building regulations. You won't be able to miss a chance to see this mural or the wall of love on Rue Abbesses, which links La Bonne-Franquette and the Rue du Mont Cenis.

Rue de l'Abreuvoir is one of the most beautiful streets in Montmartre. You'll notice the ivy-covered walls of the half-timber houses that line the streets. Place Dalida, a tribute to the French music icon Dalida, is on this street. For the best street views in Montmartre, head up the stairs to the top of Rue Girardon.

Tourist traps abound in Montmartre, so avoid them. You'll want to spend a few days exploring the neighborhood and avoid the tourist traps. You can also avoid having your portrait sketched, and you can pick up an Eiffel Tower keyring from the street vendors, but don't forget to ask what that string is for! You don't want to be scammed by a sketch artist!

While you're in Montmartre, check out its famous Place du Tertre. This once-exclusive Benedictine abbey was opened to the public during the French Revolution, and soon became a bustling town square where artists, musicians, and locals gathered. Today, this is a place where you can buy beautiful paintings, and even get a portrait painted of yourself! But don't get too carried away - you won't find a better price anywhere else!

Rue de l'Abreuvoir is one of the prettiest streets in Montmartre. You can also visit Maison Rose restaurant here, where the pink walls and green shutters are the perfect backdrop for your Instagram photos. The 1850s-style house was a popular spot for promising artists. It became famous in 1900 after a painting by Maurice Utrillo was published. A tour of the city's streets will provide you with a sense of the rich history of the area.


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