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Montmartre
Historic site4.7 · 8 1054.5 · 20 508≈ 3 hFree entry
A hill in northern Paris and the city's highest point, about 130 metres above the Seine. From the late 19th century Montmartre became a haven for artists — Picasso, Modigliani and Toulouse-Lautrec worked here. Landmarks include the white Sacré-Cœur basilica, Place du Tertre with its portraitists and the last vineyard in Paris. Narrow lanes, stairways and the funicular keep the village spirit alive.
Highlights
- White Sacré-Cœur basilica crowning the hill
- Place du Tertre filled with street portraitists
- The last vineyard of Paris and surviving windmills
- Panoramic views over Paris from the hilltop terraces
- Village feel and bohemian legacy of Picasso and Modigliani
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