Musee de Montmartre

When I went to Montmartre Heights, I just found a place to drink coffee, and it happened to be the Montmartre Museum on the side. The museum is not big, but the decoration is unexpectedly beautiful, the exhibits are not many, but they are all very interesting.

We have passed this museum many times and never thought about it and never thought about visiting it in the past. We visited here recently! Surprisingly, it is a pleasant and interesting museum. First you can wait in the beautiful garden, the artists who live and paint in this place are very nice. Then you are seen a short film about the area and the artist Suzanne Valadon house. Then you can explore the gardens and art galleries and then go to another building where you can access the artist’s studio which is very interesting. Then watch the Montmartre film exhibition; I especially liked the Amelie exhibits. Very, very worth it.

The museum is magnificent (there are these carvings of Paris when Montmartre is still a hill with only a few windmills!) but my favorite is the wings in the garden, where Renova paints more elaborate images for me and my friends - because we take turns there A lot of shapes.

MuséedeMontmartre The interior of the Montmartre Museum presents the Eastern European Bohemian style. It was a long-standing private house. Portrait master Renoa lived here. The museum's painting artwork is romantic. Souvenir shop has books and red wine for sale. Open hours 10:00-18:00. Get off at the subway M12 line Lamarck-Caulaincourt station.

The Montmartre Museum is also the Renoir Garden. The site was originally the site of many painters' studios in the 1st century, including the famous impressionist painter Renoir, his "swing" "Pancake Mill Ball" and many other works were painted when he lived here. The garden also retains many original paintings, such as the Swing. You can take a look here at Montmartre, especially when the weather is good, and you can see Montmartre's vineyards in the garden and overlook the city of Paris.