Pavillon de Montmartre

... time there first. A lot of great food and wine (which I needed as the culinary experience in Colombia wasn't the best...) in cosy restaurants. Visiting museums and walked round the city. Stayed in a small hotel in Montmartre and walked almost everywhere. ...

... a bit. She's a Dutchwoman who moved to Paris as soon as she graduated from college, and she is married to a Frenchman. They live in Montmartre and also have a house in the Pyrénées. Dinner was very good. I had a salad with some sort of cured meat and ...

... , but it was definitely worth going back to. Rolinka very generously offered to host a get-together at her apartment in Montmartre and then give a walking tour (not part of the official program). Because of the lateness of the hour, however, it turned ...

... work, and sometimes one is better off exploring quieter wings of the Louvre where it becomes more of a museum and less of a zoo. - Montmartre was probably the most beautiful and the most 'French’ area of Paris. We didn’t have much time, so it ...