Shopping in Montmartre

Bohemian shopping between Pigalle and Abbesses

From the Montmartre Hill to the hectic So Pi, between the picturesque Rue des Abbesses and the unmissable Rue des Martyrs, treat yourself to a day of trendy shopping. Small designer boutiques and vintage finds are all yours!
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You will stumble upon creators, stylish vintage finds, French Touch stocks, chic hippie jewellery, trendy designs, and fabrics galore. The Abbesses - Pigalle area is full of bohemian stores, cafés, and lively terraces. Discover the typical Parisian world by wandering down these streets.

Start your journey in So Pi neighbourhood

Start your journey in the South Pigalle or ‘So Pi’ neighbourhood that epitomises the chic bohemian life. Gone are the days when Pigalle had a less-than-desirous reputation. Now, you can soak in the wonderful sights in the windows of bakeries along the Rue des Martyrs. There are choux buns, meringues, and madeleines to delight your eyes and your taste buds.

Bifurcate...

Then turn towards the Rue Henri Monnier with its many boutiques and creators. Here, you can stop by Célia Darling Vintage] to explore the many iconic couture treasures selected by the queen of vintage herself, including pieces by: Dior, Saint-Laurent, Mugler, and Paco Rabanne. From dresses to shoes to handbags, these pieces from the sixties to the eighties are all unique and exquisite.

Célia Darling Vintage
Célia Darling Vintage

Take a moment to stop across the street on the corner of the charming Place Gustave Toudouze at PoisPlume. This children’s store has everything: bed linens, blankets, clothes, décor, and more. This concept store showcases charm, gentleness, and French creation.

Rayon du magasin de jouets et de vêtements enfants; Pois Plume%252C Paris
PoisPlume

Head towards the Avenue Trudaine. Once you reach the calm Rue Condorcet, stop by the Maison Kitsuné with its quirky, minimalist, multi-function wardrobe that reflects current international trends.

Maison Kitsuné
Maison Kitsuné

You are now on the Boulevard de Rochechouard...

On the border between Pigalle and Montmartre that still bears the scars of its tumultuous past. Look towards the majestic Sacré-Cœur basilica and climb the hill towards the Saint-Pierre Market, the promised land for apprentice fashion designers and decorators. With offcuts, precious materials, colourful fabrics, ribbons, buttons, and haberdashery as far as the eye can see, this 2,500-m2 space is happiness guaranteed.

Marché Saint-Pierre Dreyfus
Marché Saint-Pierre – Dreyfus

A must-see !

Basilique du Sacre Coeur
Montmartre Sacré-Coeur Basilica

You have reached the Abbesses neighbourhood

Which has held on to its bohemian village spirit. Along the Rue La Vieuville, the delightful street at the foot of the stairs up the hill, don’t miss **Make My D. This multi-brand concept store by Nathalie Bui (Barbara’s sister) is a must-see for fashionistas from around the world.

Boutique Make My D
Make My D…

You can continue your shopping trip at L.D.B. (formerly Loft Design By) which offers resolutely urban, understated, and chic clothing options combining high-quality materials and simple colours for women and men. It’s a perfect opportunity for a couple to share a moment together in a store designed like a contemporary loft.

Bois de Boulogne
L.D.B Paris

Just a few meters below...

Is the vibrant Rue des Martyrs, home to many ultra-trendy spots. Peek in to see the Maje stock where you can find pieces from old collections on sale for up to 50% off.

You can find just what you need to look like a true Parisian without breaking the bank !

Devanture de la boutique Maje stock
Stock Maje

Make a stop on the other side of the rue des Abbesses at Emmanuelle Zysman. Let yourself be enchanted by the jewellery with its hippie chic style that’s a little Baroque with a hint of rock, but always delicate and 100% made in Paris.

Boutique Emmanuelle Zysman
Emmanuelle Zysman

You have now reached the end of your shopping day

You can take the Rue des Abbesses and admire the beautiful window displays, each more attractive than the last. Then pull up a chair and settle down at the Cave des Abbesses, on the outdoor terrace if the weather is nice or inside among the typical bistro décor and a simple, easy-going atmosphere. Taste thoughtfully selected wines accompanied by delicious charcuterie, sausages, rillettes, confit de canard, or skilfully aged cheeses. Enjoy… You’re in Paris !

La Cave des Abbesses
La Cave des Abbesses

To be discovered

Le Picoti
Le Picoti
Outings
Nestling in the picturesque rue André Antoine, just a stone’s throw from Le Bouillon Pigalle, from aperitif time until late into the night Le Picoti is a must for anyone out on a wild evening.
Moulin de la Galette
Le Moulin de la Galette
Gastronomy
Right at the top of Montmartre hill, the next chapter of Moulin de la Galette’s story begins, with all of the dance-hall vibe so dearly beloved by 19th-century impressionists along with traditional, tasty food.
Visiteur photographiant avec son smartphone le Mur des Je T'aime
I Love You Wall
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