The Moulin Rouge is the gate of Montmartre. We will study the color theme of the neighborhood and start our journey!

Going up that street we will pay attention to a bakery, a pastry shop and a bar whom tell more than their facades.

A blue door, a plaque, closed shutters and a world of imagination blooms in our minds.

One of the two last official Montmartre windmill. Privately owned, its history could be a Netflix series. Before getting there, we will stop at a venue to talk about "la Commune" the last revolution in France in 1871.

This one is the second official windmill of Montmartre. It's a fine restaurant today but it was the playgrounds of very famous impressionist painters.

Entering this parc, we will see that this square is not as innocent as it looks.

This famous singer from the 60's was living in the neighborhood.

That restaurant is one of the most famous features of Montmartre. From "Emilie in Paris" to every single American movie, this street and that house are shown.

We will be reaching the highest point of Paris with an incredible view of the city.

This square used to be the city center of Montmartre with its market place, town hall and medieval church. Today French restaurants and cafés have taken place and artists display their art.

The wall of "I love you" is our last stop. A place to stop and reflect about the love we have in our lives.