A tour of the alleys of Montmartre following the artist's breath

#JulyTravelSupport If I had to pick my favorite neighborhood in Paris, I would say Montmartre without hesitation. Of all of them, today was a special day, I spent a day walking along the street where artists lived and loved. At the beginning of the alley, the first place I visited was the house where the Van Gogh brothers lived. It wasn't that fancy, but standing in front of the quiet gray building, I remembered the scene where he first saw the lights of Paris and was moved. It's said that Van Gogh opened his eyes to colors and had expectations for life here. I felt like I could feel that feeling. And if you walk a little, you'll come across **'Le Bateau-Lavoir'** where Picasso used to stay. Now, only traces of the artist remain, but it was a place where many painters once stayed and had heated discussions. It's said that Picasso opened the way to Cubism by painting 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon' here. I paused in front of a small sign on the wall, and imagined the space filled with passion of that time. If you climb a little further up the hill, you will come across small cafes that Dalí and Lautrec frequented. Montmartre is not just a neighborhood, but it is like a living canvas where the time and breath of artists are piled up. #ParisTravel #PlacesToVisitInParis #MontmartreHill