Montmartre & Sacré-Coeur quaint promenade

Visit the Sacré-Coeur church and enjoy the view over Paris

Your adventure begins with your personal guide as you wind your way up in a vehicle the steep streets of the butte Montmartre, highest hill of Paris, crowned by the majestic Sacré-Cœur basilica. This ancient hill, once known as “Mons Martis” (Mars’ Mount) to the Romans who built a temple here dedicated to the god of war, has watched over Paris for millennia. Then, starting from this stunning viewpoint, stroll downhill through quirky cobblestone streets where artists like Picasso, Van Gogh, and Toulouse-Lautrec once lived. Pass historic windmills, the city’s last vineyard, and charming cafés until you reach the iconic Moulin Rouge, discovering why this quaint neighborhood has evolved from sacred Roman ground to medieval religious site to the bohemian haven that has enchanted artists and visitors for generations.

Sacred Heights & Bohemian Spirit: Montmartre’s Must-See highlights

• Sacré-Coeur
• Painters place
• Moulin Rouge
• Love wall
• Moulin de la Galette (Windmills painted by the impressionnists)
• Picasso’s work studio
• Clos Montmartre (vineyard)
• Quirky streets
• Surprises along the way