Hello and welcome to another New York Habitat video tour of a neighborhood in Paris ( www.nyhabitat.com ). Today, David Hill will take you on a tour of Montmartre for the second part of our series on this famous neighborhood. While it used to be a small bohemian village on a hill outside of Paris, Montmartre has now become one of the most famous neighborhoods of the French capital city. Montmartre is one of the last towns that were amalgamated during the expansion of Paris in the 19th century. Its origins have made it one of the coolest and most curious neighborhoods of Paris. Do not forget to watch the first part of our series dedicated to Montmartre ( http ) and to subscribe to New York Habitat’s YouTube Channel in order to be notified as soon as a new video is released ( www.youtube.com ). Feel free to watch other great video tours of Paris as well, such as this one of Saint-Germain-des-Pres ( www.youtube.com ) or this one of the Champs-Elysees ( www.youtube.com ). If it is art you are after, you will probably love the Place de Tertre, where you will find the homes of several artists, such as the apartment where Vincent Van Gogh lived with his brother at 54 rue Lepic, or the apartment of Pablo Picasso at 49 rue Gabrielle. And if you would like to bring home a piece of art from your trip to Montmartre, make sure to stop by Carre d’Artistes, a sort of art market located at 16 rue Yvonne Le Tac. The Bateau Lavoir, on Place Emile Goudeau, is another great spot for all the …
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