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Cinemas in Montmartre.

Cinemas in Montmartre: 6 documented places with neighbourhood, overview and a link to the official website or a documentary source.

6 places · Cinemas

Search precisely,
choose confidently.

Search by name, street or neighbourhood, then use the main and detailed categories. Each entry briefly explains the place and links to the source used for verification.

Opening hours and prices can change. Always check the venue’s official website on the day of your visit.

Editorial illustration of a Montmartre street with a café, studio, bookshop and theatre
The living neighbourhood beyond the landmarks

Montmartre in pictures

A place is also an atmosphere.

The atmosphere visuals below introduce the directory’s six main families; they do not document a specific venue. The illustration brings together the hill’s everyday character: a terrace, a maker’s window, books, a small stage and sloping streets.

1821documented places
416venue websites
1405OpenStreetMap extract records
22 August 2026initial survey

Coverage includes the hill, other parts of Paris’s 18th arrondissement and nearby places, including Pigalle and the 9th. Each listing gives its area and address so you can locate it before planning your journey.

Choose with care

Find the right screening

Programmes change weekly. Check the film, screening time, language version and auditorium access before travelling. A late screening pairs naturally with a downhill walk towards Pigalle.

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ShowsAbbesses Studio 28Independent cinema founded in 1928, with arthouse programming and an interior garden.The cinema publishes screenings and tickets on its own website. Check screening language, subtitles and exact time before booking. The auditorium chandeliers were designed by Jean Cocteau; the cinema lists digital 4K projection. For step-free requirements, contact the venue: its website states it has no adapted PMR access. 10 rue TholozéSource checked 2026-10-02 Details and visiting information → ShowsPlace de Clichy Pathé WeplerCinema complex facing place de Clichy, with mainstream screenings, premieres and premium formats. 140 boulevard de ClichyDocumentary record from 2026-08-22 Venue website ↗ ShowsPorte de Clignancourt / Porte de la Chapelle CiNeyMulticultural venue opened on 29 April 2026 with two cinemas, a stage, studios, a bar and community services; check the current programme and access before visiting. 126–128 boulevard NeyDocumentary record from 2026-08-22 Institutional source ↗ ShowsPigalle Ciné X AtlasMapped address in Pigalle: cinema. The open record documents its location and includes recent practical information. Confirm current activity and opening times before travelling. 20 boulevard de ClichyDocumentary record from 2026-08-22 Open mapping record ↗ ShowsPlace de Clichy / 17e Cinéma des CinéastesCinema in Place de Clichy / 17e. Check the official programme for screenings, prices and access information. 7 avenue de ClichyDocumentary record from 2026-08-22 Venue website ↗ ShowsBarbès Le LouxorCinema near Barbès, in the 10th: check screenings, versions and ticketing in the official programme.Louxor is in the 10th arrondissement near Barbès and can complement a northern Paris visit. Choose a screening from the current programme. 170 boulevard de Magenta, 75010 ParisSource checked 2026-10-04 Details and visiting information →

Use the directory well

Three things to know before choosing.

Montmartre is also discovered through its everyday places. These simple habits will help you build a coherent walk, book at the right time and better support the venues that keep the neighbourhood alive.

01 · BY AREA

Stay on one side of the hill.

Pair Abbesses with Pigalle, the northern slope with Lamarck, or Anvers with Goutte d’Or. Distances look short on a map, but slopes, steps and cobbles quickly slow the walk.

02 · BEFORE YOU GO

Check the condition that matters.

For a show or small restaurant, book first. For a garden, museum or library, focus on opening times and temporary closures. For a studio-shop, confirm its opening days.

03 · SUPPORT LOCAL

Use the direct link.

Each listing links to the venue or a public source. Booking direct, buying from a maker and choosing an independent bookshop or store supports the local economy more effectively than generic intermediaries.