Montmartre

Montmartre is a community/district located in Paris, France. It is one of the better known art centers in Paris. It is a historic district with little development to preserve its historic aspect. Today, many artists line the street selling their work to the people that come. **(MG)**

Montmartre is the highest hill in the whole city of Paris, as well as being the last village. The main square of Montmartre is the Place du Tertre, where many street vendors and painters work during the day. Although Montmartre has become more industrialized over the years, it still holds historical landmarks and buildings. LW

This is a market located on the tallest hill in Paris. It is the home of many cafes and shops. It is also a great gathering place for the people of Paris. On of the most popular attractions are the artists that sell their work or paint your portrait. The name Montmartre means mountain of the marty. Some people think of it as the "Holy Place" because it is the highest point in Paris.(EG)

Montmartre is located on a hill in north Paris, elevated 130 miles high. This area is well known for the Basilica of the Sacré Cœur located at the highest point in Montmartre; this area has been transformed into a nightclub. Not only does this area have great architectural importance, but it is also the main area for artists to roam and get their career going. Some of the well-known artist that got started in Montmartre are Dali, Monet and Picasso. Montmartre was the prime place to reside if your career was not successful or had yet to get going because it is located outside of Paris therefore it is free of taxes. Also, because local nuns made wine, this because a large drinking area and was full of fun and entertainment. These elements of Montmartre continued throughout the years. //**(MN)

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