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The tourist office describes a historic artists’ residence that still contains studios, with access only by appointment.
13 place Émile-Goudeau
What to know before visiting
The tourist office describes a historic artists’ residence that still contains studios, with access only by appointment. A walk through place Émile-Goudeau locates its history without treating working spaces as an open attraction. To explore the hill’s artistic life, plan a Musée de Montmartre visit rather than expecting spontaneous studio entry.
Recorded check date for this page: 10 Oct 2026. Hours, restrictions and services may change. This check covers the visiting information, advice and answers in this detail page; it does not guarantee same-day availability.
Visiting questions
Can I freely visit the studios?
The source does not list independent access: a confirmed appointment is needed to enter.
Continue with another stop
- Musée de Montmartre — 12 rue Cortot · Versant nord
- Square Jehan-Rictus et Mur des Je t’aime — 14 place des Abbesses · Abbesses
- Moulin de la Galette — moulin historique — 75–77 rue Lepic · Avenue Junot
Routes using this place detail
- Photograph Montmartre differently — Light and respect
- Montmartre in half a day — Essential route
- Understand Montmartre architecture — Urban reading
- Follow the artists of Montmartre — Cultural history
- A literary walk through Montmartre — Books and memory
- Walk up rue Lepic — One street, many moods