Of the Edo-era buildings that have survived or been restored, the most important are the main hall of Kan'eiji and the Toshogu Shrine to the first Tokugawa Shogun Ieyasu a lesser version of the great sanctum at Nikko, in the mountains of Nagano Prefecture .
The Toshogu Shrine is one of the most important historic buildings.
The principal cemetery of Montmartre, where luminaries of the arts such as the composers Berlioz and Offenbach lie buried, may seem a world away, but it's only a short walk west from the Moulin Rouge to the entrance (west past the Moulin Rouge, then right at avenue Rachel).