Montmartre is a neighborhood in Paris, France, located on a hill in the northern part of the city. It is known for its artistic history, as well as its charming streets, picturesque views of the city, and the famous Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Many famous artists, such as Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, lived and worked in Montmartre. The neighborhood is also home to the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret and the Place du Tertre, where artists gather to paint and sell their work. Montmartre is a popular tourist destination and offers many restaurants, cafes, and shops for visitors to explore.

The television show "Emily in Paris" has certainly helped to increase the popularity of Paris as a travel destination. The show, which premiered on Netflix in October 2020, follows the story of a young American woman who moves to Paris for work. The show features many iconic locations in the city, and has helped to showcase the beauty and charm of Paris to a global audience.

As the show has been widely popular, it has been credited for increasing the interest of people to visit the city and discover the places that are featured in the series.

It has also been reported that some of the places that are featured in the show have seen an increase in visitors as a result of the series. For example, the famous Ladurée pastry shop and the Pont des Arts bridge, which appears in the show, have both seen an uptick in visitors.

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