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The summer and bucolic nocturnes are making their comeback at the Montmartre museum

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The Editor

It's hard to escape the flow of tourists that spreads out on the hill and all around the Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur on beautiful summer days. However, a little haven of peace is hidden in the Montmartre museum. It's a marvel, tucked away just a stone's throw from the Place du Tertre, and its terrace is as bucolic as it is tranquil.

The Renoir Gardens, named in memory of the Impressionist painter Auguste Renoir, stretch out to overlook the vineyards of Clos Montmartre and beyond, the vast plain north of Paris. One of them is home to Café Renoir and its magnificent terrace, the perfect spot to enjoy a gourmet break. The good news in all of this? From June 28th to August 30th, this place opens its doors to us every Wednesday for romantic evening events.


Summer Evenings return to the Montmartre Museum

Café Renoir never fails to impress us with its hidden bucolic terrace, where a self-playing piano, a pond straight out of a fairytale, and an old bandstand immerse us in a magical atmosphere. All accompanied by a gourmet menu that changes with the seasons. For the Summer Evenings, the café will welcome us every Wednesday until 10pm for one last rustic drink or a tête-à-tête dinner with sharing platters. In the evening, the museum will light up with t...cute;es with the look of a garden party that will bring a beautiful charm to our summer evenings.


Permanent and temporary exhibitions to discover

The Summer Evenings are also an opportunity to (re)discover the exhibitions hidden in the Montmartre museum. The historic building houses unique paintings, posters, and drawings, bringing to life the entire history of Montmartre and the artistic effervescence of its studios and famous cabas.

rets. Also the opportunity to slip into the heart of the exhibition Surrealism au féminin, showcasing nearly 150 works by women. From the iconic photographer Lee Miller to Claude Cahun, Grace Pailthorpe or Franciska Clausen, we explore metamorphosis, nature, femininity, and dreams.

Summer evenings
Museum of Montmartre
12, rue Cortot – 18th
From June 28th to August 30th, 2023
Every Wednesday until 10pm
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