* Montmartre has a long history — already in the 2nd century there was a Roman temple of Mars, and in the 3rd century, according to legend, the first bishop of Paris, Saint Dionysius, was beheaded here. There is such an expression – "there is more Montmartre in Paris than in the Montmartre of Paris" — and this is absolutely true. A small village that was annexed to Paris in 1860 and now does not resemble a modern city at all. A separate atmosphere enchants here — a combination of the quiet village life of its indigenous inhabitants and the bohemian get-togethers of the late 19th century. During our walk, we will see all the iconic places of Montmartre with you – the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret and the Nimble Rabbit, the hostel of the former bohemians of Montmartre – Bateau Lavoir, old mills and vineyards, the mansion where singer Dalida lived, the man walking through the wall, the famous Pink House of Utrillo and much more. We will climb with you to the highest point of the hill — Place Tertre, a place of artists and cozy cafes, in one of which, according to legend, the French word "bistro" was immortalized by Russian soldiers, and we will also visit the old St. Peter's Church and the famous Sacré-Coeur Basilica. I will tell you a lot of stories, legends and anecdotes related to Montmartre, and we will end our visit on a hilltop observation deck with a magnificent panoramic view of the whole of Paris. See you soon.