district of Paris, in the N part: noted for its cafes and as an artists' quarter
See Montmartre in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(môɴ-märˈtrə)
A hill and district of northern Paris, France, on the Right Bank. It is noted for its nightlife and for its associations with artists such as Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Utrillo. The original village of Montmartre was annexed by Paris in 1860.