French music icon Dalida lived in Montmartre, and was buried in Montmartre. After her death the city named this square after her. There is a small bronze bust of her in the square, commemorating the 10th anniversary of her death. Some parts are shiny, polished by the hands of fans and tourists.
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Written by Holly Golightly
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