Metro: Anvers, Abbesses

Montmartre Hill, the highest natural point in Paris and where you have a gorgeous view of the city, is definitely a Paris Must See.  Sacré-Coeur is the white gorgeous church sitting on top of the Montmartre Hill in Paris. 

From the Metro station Anvers you can walk your way up the hill towards the church and then take the tram up to the church at the end of Rue Foyatier or take the stairs.

The construction of Sacré-Coeur was due to the promise to God made by Alexandre Legentil and Rohault de Fleury for Paris to be saved from invasion and damage during the Franco-Prussian war.

The construction of Sacre-Coeur began in 1876 and it took about 40 years for this Romanesque / Byzantine styled structure to complete.

Inside the church you find beautiful paintings and statues. Also, one of the largest bells in the world is housed in this church.

After visiting the church follow the signs to Place du Tertre, where artists gather with fresh beautiful paintings. 

There are some decent coffee shops at Place du Tertre, a little pricy for being in a touristy area. 

At the corner of the rue Saint Vincent and the rue des Saules, you can find the 150 year old cabaret, Au Lapin Agile, which may be worth your visit.

Sacre-Coeur and Place de Tertre make up the best parts of the 18th area of Paris. 

At the bottom of the hill, at 82 Blvd de Clichy, you can find Moulin Rouge, the famous night club where Cancan dance was born.  There are two sittings to view the shows, one with dinner and one without.  You can book your Moulin Rouge tickets online, in order to guarantee yourself a seat.

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