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Basilique du Sacre Coeur
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| Preference: | Cultural, Family, Tourist-free |
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Basilique du Sacre Coeur
35 Rue du Chevalier de La Barre, 75018 Paris, France
clipped from Google - 04/2010
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| First to Review: | Christian Mayer |
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Attraction , Cultural Updated 544 days ago
Very beautiful place to visit with lots of painters all along the place, small cafés you can either clinb the stairs or use the lift and the church is such a beautiful one, there's lots of scupltures ans beautiful statues there's also a breath taking view I highly recommend this place
Review by Shirley
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Activities , Family Updated 596 days ago
One of the most beautiful places in Paris. If you want to have an overview on this wonderful town, Please spend and afternoon on the Sacre Coeur Hill. It is really worth the cost. There are lots of activities. A place you never forget and please burn a candle for those you like in the basilica...
Review by Rudy Raes
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Culture , Tourist-free Updated 659 days ago
Originally a hillside covered with windmills (Like The Moulin Rouge - found at the foot of this hill called Mont Martre), where they would grind all the flour for the city of Paris, this hillside community is possibly the most authentic Paris-feeling neighborhood to visit in the nation's capital.
The byzantine-architecture Basilisk was built recently, completed just after WWI, and provides a fantastic panoramic view over the rooftops of the city.
Review by Christian Mayer
