Musée de Montmartre

Loved this place. A jewel nestled in Montmartre. The Paris museum pass won't work here but it is worth it. There's a nice cafe inside with a fantastic little garden to enjoy. The best part for me was the house and garden were the locales for some of the most famous Renoir paintings. Excellent history of Montmartre was also fabulous.

I was looking to stop by a nearby museum during my Saturday in Paris and I’m glad I stopped by this lovely place. I learned a bit of history of the area that I was staying in that I wouldn’t have known otherwise, it gave my time there a little more appreciation and perspective. There is a small garden and there is an amazing view. There was a great exhibition while I visited for Maximilien Luce’s work which was very wonderful. There is also a portion of the space that is the home of one of the artists whose work you get to view alongside their studio which is sweet.

Nice museum that has a very lovely garden & café I would recommend going on a weekday, due to the small size of the rooms & how crowded they can be, which makes it difficult to enjoy the art. The line can seem long, but it goes by pretty quickly. I would also recommend going toward the later afternoon to sunset (during autumn/winter).

An extremely unknown Museum in an incredibly popular tourist area. When there is a good exhibition the French know and they will flock to the museum. You're not fine many foreigners there especially not Americans. We saw the Maximilian Luce exhibit and it was excellent. The museum itself is set into an artist's residence that was lived in for over 150 years including Renoir. The building is set into a charming garden and the museum itself is Off the Beaten path which is what makes it so interesting. Check on the exhibits in advance and if there is something interesting this is a place you don't want to miss.

Small and relaxed place, with the history of the area, less known (I must admit - rightfully so) Parisian artists on display and a beautiful garden. I personally like places like this one - not viral, not touristy, but refreshing and giving my trip a dimension.

Advertised closing time was 7pm, but on arrival I was informed it shut at 5pm disappointing and could have been communicated better. That said, the art itself was beautiful and definitely worth seeing. I would love to visit again without being rushed, as I didn’t get to thoroughly enjoy everything… Glad I went, but it really isn’t difficult to update your closing times online🥲

A charming escape into Montmartre’s artistic past. Beautiful Renoir gardens, cozy ateliers, and stories of bohemian Paris make this museum a quiet, magical gem above the city.

I'm a huge fan of Suzanne Valdon & her son, Maurice Utrillo. It's a lovely spot showcasing her studio & featuring a short film in another building covering the history of Montmartre & the lives of Valadon, Utrillo, & Renoir.