Montmartre & Sacré Coeur, Paris

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Le tabac des deux moulins is the little bar where the very well-known Am?lie was filmed! It looks so nice & cozy & everything's almost the same as in the movie. If you've seen the film, you'll recognize all inside but the cigarette kiosk - it doesn't exist. And if you remember the toilet [and what happened inside] be sure to click to see the other photo... ;)

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: Train Ride Through Montmartre Streets Tip Rating:

By Mikebb

on September 6, 2007

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Train Ride Through montmartre
Streets

We like walking through streets as you can stop and linger at various spots which grab your attention. We saw this train going through the streets and thought what a good idea for those who do not have time to walk the streets or others no longer up to long walks.

For families with kids it is a great reward for being good. We did not take the ride but it was very populsr.

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: Place Dalida in Montmartre Tip Rating:

By Diana75

on February 18, 2006

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Place Dalida in
Montmartre

In 1997, the angle of the rues Girardon and Abreuvoir in the Butte Montmartre in Paris was inaugurated as "Place Dalida" in memory of this great singer.

In a corner a life-size bust of Dalida was erected.

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: Last Vineyard in Paris Tip Rating:

Updated By Patrick3581

on February 16, 2005

Montmartre is the home of the last remaining vineyard in Paris. (Rue St. Vincent). From here a small batch of wine is produced each year and auctioned off in October. I have to say from personal experience, the wine is more of a curiosity to have than to drink. All the proceeds go to a good cause, though. Some say the arts, some say the aged of Montmartre

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: XVIIIth - Sacre Coeur from a narrow path (daytime) Tip Rating:

on November 6, 2004

This photograph was taken from the Butte Montmartre... Believe me : visiting Montmartre during the week, in the early morning, is a great deal...

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: XVIIIth - Sacre Coeur from a narrow path (night) Tip Rating:

Updated By Maillekeukeul

on November 7, 2004

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A view anyone would love... wouldn't you ? Enjoying it implies a stroll in the Paris Red-district at night : the real folk wander around next to the Subway stations PIGALLE, ANVERS or BLANCHE... Get a glimpse !

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: Lost Windmill? Tip Rating:

Updated By ettenaj

on June 2, 2004

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Lost Windmill ?

This is not an activity but I just found it odd that we came across this windmill just behind the Sacre Coure. I thought it looked rather odd standing there in the middle of the houses and shops, so odd that I had to take this photo.

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: Unexpected Tip Rating:

By onecut

on May 26, 2004

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What a suprise

We were just on a stroll when we came across this Characture!!! What an amazing piece of art. Really unusual. In the Montemarte area, just down from the square.

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: Le vin et l'amour ;) -- 18e Tip Rating:

By shrimp56

on April 2, 2004

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Two vignettes from Montmartre. On the left young lovers on the grass below Sacre Coeur. On the right -- the only vineyard left in Paris -- carefully fenced off -- behind Montmartre and near Le Lapin Agile.

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	Montmartre & Sacré Coeur: Quixotic Windmills Tip Rating:

By mrclay2000

on October 23, 2003

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Moulin de la Galette

Recently rebuilt, the Moulin de la Galette, while not as famous as the swanky nightclub under Moulin Rouge, has been a Montmartre monument for over 125 years. Van Gogh once lived on a street nearby.