The village of Montmartre attached to the big city in 1859 has maintained a very rustic appearance characteristic. Small cobbled streets, stairs, low houses, gardens and vineyards. The heart of Montmartre is the Place du Tertre where you can find painters and musicians. Until the 18th century, laying out a dozen Paris mills that fed into flour. There remain two including the famous Moulin de la Galette, transformed into a dance popular in the 19th century. As for "Moulin Rouge", the Mecca of the district of Pigalle he never ground. His magazine has the reputation of dinner shows and music hall in Paris.
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