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About Divan du monde
Divan du Monde is a storied Paris venue housed in a converted theatre at 75 rue des Martyrs in the Montmartre neighborhood (75 and 75 bis share the same entrance). With a capacity of around 500, it features a multi‑level concert space that combines a main stage, a dance floor, and a balcony, offering a dynamic mix of standing and seated areas. The space has a rich history, hosting performances by Yvette Guilbert in 1891 and attracting artists like Toulouse‑Lautrec and Picasso, before reopening in 1994 and receiving a redecoration in 2009. In 2015, the adjacent Madame Arthur space was added, expanding the venue into a dual‑space experience. This page provides practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and enjoy nearby dining and lodging options.
Parking is convenient with nearby garages such as Parking Anvers (41 boulevard Rochechouart) and Parc Pigalle Théâtres (10 rue Jean‑Baptiste Pigalle). For transit, the Abbesses station (Line 12) and Pigalle station (Lines 2 & 12) are the closest stops. After the show, consider staying at nearby hotels like Terrass Hotel Montmartre, Hôtel Amour, or Le Pigalle, all within a short stroll or ride from Divan du Monde. We’ve highlighted trusted affiliate partners for accommodations and dining to help you plan a seamless night out in Paris’ vibrant Montmartre district.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 75 rue des Martyrs, 75018 Paris (Pigalle).
- Capacity: approximately 500.
- Venue type: converted theatre; multi‑level concert space with main stage, dance floor, balcony; mix of standing and seated areas.
- Entrance: Divan du Monde and Madame Arthur share a common entrance at 75 and 75 bis rue des Martyrs.
- Parking: nearby garages include Parking Anvers (41 boulevard Rochechouart) and Parc Pigalle Théâtres (10 rue Jean‑Baptiste Pigalle).
- Transit: closest Metro stations are Abbesses (Line 12) and Pigalle (Lines 2 & 12).
- Nearby hotels: Terrass Hotel Montmartre (12-14 rue Joseph Maistre), Hôtel Amour (8 rue de Navarin), Le Pigalle (9 rue Frochot).
- Notable events hosted: Yvette Guilbert performed there in 1891; Toulouse‑Lautrec and Picasso frequented; reopened in 1994; redecorated in 2009; Madame Arthur space added in 2015.
- Renamed/demolished: not demolished; historically known as Divan Japonais and Théâtre de la Comédie Mondaine; currently operates as Le Divan du Monde with adjacent Madame Arthur.