Musée de Montmartre - Jardins Renoir

The studios at 12-14 rue Cortot were meeting places and home to many artists, including Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Fauves Charles Camoin, Émile-Othon Friesz and Raoul Dufy, Émile Bernard, Suzanne Valadon and Maurice Utrillo.
The Musée de Montmartre was created in 1960 in the Butte's oldest building, dating from the 17th century, and houses a unique collection of paintings, posters and drawings by Toulouse-Lautrec, Modigliani, Kupka, Steinlen, Valadon and Utrillo.
The tour explores the history of the Butte, the artistic effervescence of its studios and the atmosphere of its famous cabarets. The Hôtel Demarne, a handsome residence from the Directoire era, has been completely redesigned to host temporary exhibitions and the Café Renoir.
Just a stone's throw from Place du Tertre, the three Jardins Renoir surround the Musée de Montmartre and overlook the vineyards. They offer an exceptional view of the Clos Montmartre vineyard and, beyond, of the vast plain north of Paris.

Opening times and prices

Free for children under 10. Youth rate (10 to 17 years): €8

Free for children under 10

Full price: €22
Private tour for small groups of up to 11 participants (dedicated lecturer): €250

Full price during exhibition period: €15. Reduced rate (teachers, students under 25, disabled persons): €10. Gardens only: €5.
Montmartre vineyard tour: €39

10 am - 6 pm (last entry at 5:15 pm).

• Ascension Day
• 15 August
• 25 December
• Easter Monday
• Easter
• 1 January
• 14 July
• 1 May
• 8 May
• 11 November
• Whit Monday

• Free for young people and children
• Free
• Late opening

Services

• Gardens
• Restaurant
• Shop/bookshop
• Visitor support

English

Le Café Renoir is open from Wednesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

English

French, English

Les Jardins Renoir offrent une vue exceptionnelle sur les vignes du Clos Montmartre et, au-delà, la vaste plaine au nord de Paris.

Disability

- Physical disability: adapted bathroom fitted with a transfer bar and accessible sink.
- Visual impairment: No obstales at head height in the corridors, stairs with handrail and contrasting edges.
- Intellectual disability: monitored entryway, visible from welcome desk

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