A charming studio in the heart of Montmartre

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Entire rental unit hosted by Maurice

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bath

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Sublime studio nestled in the heart of Butte Montmartre. It is located 66 yards from Place du Tertre, a special hangout place in Montmartre which is 33 yards from the Dali Museum and 109 yards from Sacré-Cœur. This apartment is in the middle of Rue Norvins, a dream location!

The space
You will have the privilege of sleeping in Butte Montmartre which is in the heart of the most visited and romantic area within Paris. You will be able to walk about and discover all the romantic and historical places. You can also walk around the authentic Parisian bistros and restaurants where the soul of old PARIS still exists.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 double bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

TV with standard cable

Air conditioning

Hair dryer

Refrigerator

Microwave

Long term stays allowed

Paid parking off premises

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Guests

1 guest

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Where you’ll be

Paris, Île-de-France, France

La Butte Montmartre is one of Paris' hills.

It also historically referred to as Mons Martyrum, or the Mount of Martyrs, though there’s no proof this name is historically accurate. According to the legend, the mount was a significant place of passage for Saint Denis, Paris' first bishop. He survived his execution. Victim of anti-Christian persecution, he was decapitated on the hill of Montmartre with two other followers, Rustique and Eleuthere). The legend narrates that someone picked up his head and walked up to the place of the current Saint Denis Basilica where he is interred. One of the historical roads belonging to Montmartre is called Rue des Martyrs.
Montmartre is associated with Mons Martis - the Mount of Mars because during the Gallo-Roman period, a temple dedicated to Mars, god of war, was situated on the mount, where the current Saint-Pierre church is located (as well as another temple dedicated to Mercury). This story is more credible. Following the Christian period, the Mount of Mars would have been reinterpreted as Mount of Martyr, "martre" meaning "martyr" in old French.