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La Vigne de Montmartre is the oldest vineyard in the capital. It consists of the the most classic varieties of the wine-producing regions of France as well as a selection of vigorous and fertile hybrids. The grape-picking festivals started in Montmartre in 1935.
@ 18 Jan, 2020
We did a free walking tour of Montmartre during the night. It was so beautiful. We also passed this vineyard. The entire Montmartre is so beautiful. Worth a stroll at night and daytime. I strongly recommend the free walking tour.
@ 27 Aug, 2019
For some reason I thought we'd be able to walk around the vineyard and was initially bummed when I found out we couldn't. However, this beautiful little garden brought us into such a lovely and breathtaking neighborhood - one of our favorites in Paris. It was beautiful to see this still standing in such a built up city. I'm glad, now, that they don't allow all us tourists to traipse through the garden. Take the to enjoy the vineyard from outside the fence, then take in the beauty of the neighborhood.
@ 10 Nov, 2019
If you want to go to sacré-cœur this is one of the lesser crowded trail (no worries, you'll still get to enjoy the sea of people if you climb there eventually). The sight of a small vineyard in the middle of the city is enjoyable and a small afternoon walk on the montarte hill is a nice way to get digestion going after a big lunch. Pretty sure the experience is better a bit earlier in the year though.
@ 30 Dec, 2019
Looked beautiful but closed to the public
@ 04 Sep, 2019
Interesting and worth a détour if you're visiting Montmartre however you can't go inside normally so you can only look in through the fence...