If you’re in Montmartre, a visit to the Montmartre Museum is an absolute must. Housed in a centuries-old building where artists like Renoir, Suzanne Valadon, and Utrillo once lived, the museum beautifully captures the area’s artistic soul. Inside, you’ll find a collection of paintings, posters, and photographs that trace Montmartre’s evolution from a rural village to the beating heart of Paris’s art scene. Exhibits spotlight the cabaret culture of the Moulin Rouge, the early days of the Impressionists, and the neighborhood’s bohemian lifestyle. After exploring the galleries, take a quiet stroll through the Renoir Gardens for the lovely views of the Montmartre vineyards and the city skyline.