PARIS - LE SACRE COERE

• 0 out of 5 stars by Sammy Lagios from Kineta, Attica, Greece
• August 29, 2010

Quote: After your arrival to Paris you must go immediatelly go to the famous hill of the artiststo MONTMARTRE. Not only artists are going to make your portrait whenever you wanted but visit right then the BASILICA CHURCH OF SACRE COERE up to the top ofthe... Read the full Montmartre review

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Place des Abbesses

• 3 out of 5 stars by rufusni from Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
• July 18, 2007

Quote: This square is easily reached as it has its own metro stop. The square itself is quite pleasant with several cafes where to sit and sip and enjoy the surroundings. Having just been up to Sacre-Coeur, which is a steep walk from here, I thought a cup... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Exploring Paris

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Montmartre

• 5 out of 5 stars by Sabina315 from Athens, Ohio
• August 11, 2006

Quote: Named for a Greek martyr who was decapitated here, Montmartre and the surrounding areas have long been haven for artists and "questionable elements of society." To get there, take the Metro to the bottom of the hill and then either walk up or take... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Paris in Spring...and Summer

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Montmartre

• 4 out of 5 stars by GreenMermaid from North Palm Beach, Florida
• February 26, 2006

Quote: Topped by the alabaster Sacré-Coeur basilica, Montmartre is the highest hill of Paris, and is the last village in this big city. We had heard it was really touristy but decided to go anyway. We are so glad we did, because it is utterly... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Paris in February

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Montmartre & Sacre Coeur

• 4 out of 5 stars by olapole80 from London, United Kingdom
• November 13, 2005

Quote: By far one of my favourite Parisian areas - you feel like you've been taken back to the '40s with the traditional paintings, people playing accordions, cobblestone streets, great little restaurants (recommend Le Poulbot in one of the side streets),... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Paris Autumn Weekend

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Montmartre

• 5 out of 5 stars by Kathy from Northern Va Suburbs of DC, Virginia
• September 13, 2005

Quote: Take the Metro to Pigalle and stop at a wonderful pub, "Edward and Sons", or take get off at Absseses, which is closer. It's right next to the funicular that takes you up to Sacre Couer. There are lots of really nice cafes and restaurants here.... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Eurostar from London to Paris

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Montmartre

• 3 out of 5 stars by leopardgrrrl88 from Kent, Ohio
• July 14, 2005

Quote: I did not have much time to spend at Montmartre, but I highly recommend taking the time to get there. It is an artsy area where you can have sketches of yourself done and buy a variety of artwork at fairly reasonable prices. Be sure to see the... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Parlevouz Francais?

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Monmartre and the Sacré Coeur

• 4 out of 5 stars by pointerbd from Norristown, Pennsylvania
• June 9, 2003

Quote: AFter exiting the SNAF (metro) at Montmart we faced the daunting task of climbing the long street that lead to the BASE of the fabulous Basilica of Sacre Couer. Filled with shops, vendors, tourist traps, and cafes the Mont Mart was once home to the... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal An American in Paris (First Trip)

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Montmartre

• 3 out of 5 stars by romaunt from San Diego, California
• October 4, 2002

Quote: As my mom and I sat inside the Pompidou museum we gazed out the window upon the grand city before us. We pointed out sights, laughed at the graffited cats, and avoided the raindrops outside. We both pointed to this grand white building on the hill... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Blisters in Paris

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Montmartre - the truth.

• 1 out of 5 stars by davidx from Todmorden, England, United Kingdom
• June 8, 2002

Quote: There is a good view. That is it! The atmosphere is much trumpeted, and there is an atmosphere; it's extremely touristic. The artistic nature of the walk up is much proclaimed: churned-out mass paintings and cheap rubbish, or expensive... Read the full Montmartre review

From journal Citybreak in Paris.

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