Le Bateau-Lavoir

Si vous êtes un fan de BP, c'est très visiteur. Si vous cherchez l'atmosphère de l'art, vous pouvez venir à la carte. C'est un endroit très configuré. Si vous êtes juste à aller à de grandes attractions, vous pouvez choisir de ne pas le faire.

C'est un endroit où les traces de Picasso sont laissées, où les amateurs d'art sont attirés par le monde entier. C'est un endroit très historique, si vous êtes un fan de Picasso, vous méritez de venir visiter.

Be sure to include this raccoon in Montmartre, where Picasso once lived, such as a sailor's cabin. The price is very cheap. Poor artists can afford houses there. The square itself is one of the oldest drinking machines in the city, surrounded by four bronze statues.

The Bateau-Lavoir washer is not a real ship, but a building name in Montmartre. Now it is slightly dilapidated, but at the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century, here is a well-known cultural salon. Some famous artists live, communicate and gather here. Picasso lived here from 1904 to 1909. In 1908, Henry Rousseau, a French post-Impressionist painter, celebrated the event. The party is a legend of art history, based on the comedy film Picasso's strange journey. It is said that the French president dressed himself up as a balloon to the dinner. Abbesses Station on M12 Metro Line.

There's nothing to visit, but if you're a fan of Picasso, you have to turn around here. You can imagine Picasso's time. Located in Montmar Special Zone, the transportation is convenient and very convenient.