Monument to Dalide in Montmartre

Montmartre has a monument to Dalida, a French singer and actress of Italian descent who was born and raised in Egypt. Her real name is Yolanda Cristina Gigliotti. She became the third girl whose monument was erected in Paris (after Sarah Bernard, a famous French actress and Joan of Arc). It stands on Dalida Square, which is also named after this famous singer.

Montmartre reminded Dalida Vostok, where the singer grew up, which is why she immediately fell in love with him. The streets are filled with fruit and vegetable shops, with many cafeterias created for tranquility and enjoyment of life. Opposite Pigalle Square with its night movement, with fun music halls and cabaret, which the singer loved very much.

Fans around the world still come to the gates of the house where Dalida lived, and once a year, in the early days of May, everyone will be able to take part in an excursion to Montmartre to the house of Dalida.