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The 18th arrondissement of Paris is probably best known for the hill of Montmartre which was the centre of the Communard uprising of the late-nineteenth century, but is also perhaps better known as the centre of the flourishing artist community of the period from around 1907-1914.
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- The 18th Arrondissement: History and Topography
- Montmartre
- Chateau Rouge
- Pigalle
- Where to Go, What to See: Treasures of The Eighteenth Arrondissement
Paris’ outline as we know it today, with its current borders and composition, is somewhat new in regard to the history of the city. As a matter of fact, the existing limits of la Ville lumière were drawn by the law of June 16 1859, which was promulgated following the Grand Paris vision of Emperor Napoleon III, a dream made reality by his acolyte an...
La butte Montmartre (butte means hill) is perhaps the most celebrated neighborhood of Paris. People from around the globe come to this mythical place where poets, writers and painters gathered at the end of the 19thcentury, living poorly but bursting with creative passion, hungry but living for their art. Nowadays, gentrification has replaced the f...
East of rue Clignancourt, you will find Château Rouge.. Chateau Rouge was the name given to a small castle built in the 18th century, which became a popular dance hall in the 19thcentury when it was eventually demolished. If you decide to venture into this area, do not miss the rue Dejean market. Bristling with flavors and noise, this is a permanen...
Pigalle cannot leave you indifferent! You’ll find the northern part of Pigalle located at the foot of the butte Montmartre and noticeable with its neon lights, sex shops, night clubs and concert venues. Between Anvers and Blanche station, along the boulevard Rochechouart and boulevard de Clichy, this quartier is always crammed with people. They cou...
Bar à Bulles
Atop the nightclub La Machine du Moulin Rouge, you can find le Bar à Bulles. Opened in 2015, this restaurant and bar offers great food and drinks in a sumptuous location. Vintage furniture and green plants make for a cozy and elegant décor. Also, the entrance is situated on Cité Véron, an exquisite passageway where icons and writers Jacques Prévert and Boris Vianused to live.
Les Abbesses
Not too far from the previous suggestion, walk up the rue Lepic. 1. Here, you can see the famous Café des deux Moulins featured in the movie Amélie, and 2. you can also buy cheese, chocolate and Provence products, to name a few of the many shops filling the popular street. 3. You will then reach rue des Abbesses and its many bistros with terraces. 4. It will be hard to choose where to sit for a drink or a meal, but I recommend le Saint Jean, le Sancerreor les Fistons.
Bars
1. To quench your thirst, head to Chez Camille on rue Ravignana wonderful bar with retro music and décor, where the spirit is always joyful. 2. Other popular places are La Fourmi, Marlusse et Lapin, Tagada bar, and la Petite dernière. 3. Another well-loved spot is the garden of the Hotel particulier Montmartre, a hidden treasure along the elegant avenue Junot.
Map of Paris with the 18th arrondissement highlighted. From major tourist attractions to hidden gems, there is a lot to explore in this area. However, certain metro stops in this area have a “reputation” for a lot of pickpockets and loiterers.
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Map of Paris/18th arrondissement. Many of the hotels in the 18th arrondissement are within walking distance of Gare du Nord, so if you are arriving from the UK, Belgium, or the Netherlands, consider walking or taking a taxi should you arrive at night, or with luggage.
