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Discover Paris’ majestic Gem atop Montmartre

The Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur, a magnificent architectural marvel, sits atop the highest point in Paris' Montmartre district, offering breathtaking views of the city. Its gleaming white domes and Romano-Byzantine design make it an iconic landmark in the Parisian skyline. Opening its doors daily from early morning until evening, the Sacré-Cœur welcomes visitors to explore its stunning interior adorned with intricate mosaics and impressive architecture. Visitors can climb to the top of the dome for an unparalleled panoramic view of Paris. Surrounded by the charming Square Louise-Michel, the park surrounding Sacré-Cœur provides a serene retreat for locals and tourists alike. Visitors can relax on the grassy slopes, enjoy picnics, or simply soak in the stunning views of the city below. Dogs are however not allowed in the park. The basilica stands not just as a place of worship but as a symbol of national pride, religious significance, and architectural splendor, attracting millions of visitors yearly to experience its grandeur and spirituality. #paris #sacrecoeur

Basilica of Sacre Coeur de Montmartre

#visitparis Basilica of Sacre Coeur de Montmartre (also known as the Sacred Heart of Montmartre), is a Roman Catholic Church specially dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Proposed in 1870 by FelixFournier, Bishop of Nantes, this Bascilica was built at the base of the defeat of the French Army at Sedan, who recognizes that they were guilty and justly punished. The interior consists of the mosaic of Christ the Majesty on the left, middle and right side. The dome and Coupola signifies the structure of the church follows the Byzantine architecture. The art and decoration also follows the neo-Byzantine style with abundant color and intricate patterns. Located at the summit of Montmartre Hill, this site is also associated with the martyrdom of Saint Denis, patron Saint of Paris.

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris known as Sacré-Cœur is a historic white domed church in Paris. The interior is really nice with mosaics and stained-glass windows. The place also offers a great view of Paris. It can get really busy with tourists so bring your patience here. However, it is worth your time as it is a beautiful church and as a bonus, you get a nice view of Paris. Great picture opportunities here as well. They also have guided tour if you want but it may not be worth it since you get all the needed information about this place online. It is indeed a magical place.. the vibe there is just out of this world.. it's like a mini place from heaven.. if you like art in all its ways; music, galleries of artists, live painting, great food, and the most exquisite view.. that place should be on your bucket list, if i ever want to retire.. this place is where i want to be, street music that sounds so good.. having a cup of coffee, over looking beautiful things in every corner ❤️ ☺️☺️#awesomepic #parisfrance #urbanexplorer

Saint Cœur Cathedral

It is a gorgeous place with magnificent architectural features. Don’t hesitate to join a mass service to enjoy the heavenly music.

Panoramic view of Paris

Located in Paris’ 18th Arrondissement, the Montmartre district is built atop a large hill overlooking the city. Montmartre is primarily known for its artistic history, the white-domed Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur on its summit, as well as a nightclub district. It is frequented by tourists and locals alike and is especially popular for picnickers during the summer months. You can reach Montmartre easily by the Paris metro. Line 12 (Abbesses) and Line 2 (Anvers and Blanche) are the closest metro stations. #urbanexplorer #paris #vacation

Sacre Coeur

From a high point, especially from the observation decks of the Eiffel, when you look towards the summit of Montmartre, you can see the enchanting Sacre Coeur Basilica.

Vive La Paris!

#CelebrateWithTrip On our way to Louvre we walked along the river Seine on a warm autumn morning was relaxing and amusing. We saw the other side of the louvre. Most of the landmarks in Paris are walking distance so that was what we did, we walked to Sacre-Coeur or the Sacred Heart is located on the the hill in Montmartre. Sacre-Coeur is accessible by walking of by public transportations. We walked from Arch de Triomphe because we wanted to see all the amazing buildings, the little shops and the small streets where the lovely neighborhoods are. We passed by Moulin Rouge, a very popular cabaret in Paris where spectacular shows exists. We reached Sacre-Coeur and looking at this majestic and beautiful church is just amazing. I can’t stop staring at this magnificent work of art standing tall in front of me. The Sacred Heart church was done with critical hands and was built with fine artistry. Looking at this great piece of art made me even more grateful that I could enjoy this beauty that was already here even before I was born. The church and the buildings were restored properly so it will still be there for a longer time. Looking at all these lovely buildings were like looking at an expensive piece of art in a museum. #paris #sacrecoeur #montmartre #riverseine #louvre #holiday #iloveparis #autumn

Parisian autumn stroll 🍂 Sacre Coeur

#fallingforfall Pictures speak louder than words ✌️ How to get there: Short 10min Walk from metro Pigalle What’s to see: Architectural beauty! Sacre Coeur Costs: free Time needed: 2-4h What to look for: Beautiful view over the whole city on top of the hill Be aware: No 🛸 allowed in Paris and they’ll track you down within 5min IG: andykoh_m8 #germaninchina #travellifestyle #aroundtheworld

One of Paris’ Most Beautiful Chapels

Sacre Coeur Basilica This humongous church in the middle of Paris Downtown is a sight to behold and the entrance is FREE! Went there on a chilly autumn day so dress the part. As you approach the platforms towards the church doors you’ll be amazed by a 360 degree view of Paris in all its glory. Around are are endless rows of cafes and kiosks selling all sorts of treats and souvenir items but beware of pickpockets and take extra caution of your wallet and belongings! The Basilica of Sacré Coeur de Montmartre, commonly known as Sacré-Cœur Basilica and often simply Sacré-Cœur, is a Roman Catholic church and minor basilica in Paris, France, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Sacré-Cœur Basilica is located at the summit of the butte of Montmartre.#tripblazers #fallingforfall #parisian

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris

Located at the summit of Montmartre in the 18th arrondissement, Sacre Cœur is the highest point in Paris. Even though you will need to climb up several flights of stairs to visit this monument, you will be treated by stunning views of Paris. The church is incredibly beautiful inside and out, and is filled with massive history. When visiting Paris, most people head for the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, or the Arc de Triomphe. However, for those seeking to do more unusual things in Paris, I recommend spending at least a few hours in Montmartre. Although this area is popular with tourists, it still has an old-timey neighborhood feel. Head over to a popular cafe called Hardware Societe after visiting Sacre Cœur, their french toast is delicious!

The Sacred Heart Cathedral is located in Montmartre of Paris north. The external wall is painted with white and follows the pattern of Rome - Byzantium. A giant mosaic is printed on the dome, which is called as Christian icon. When you walk out of the main hall, it is suggested to climb up to the dome and command a panoramic view of Paris. Walking down the street, you will find out the real Montmartre.

Ahh Paris! What a #HolidayVacation that was. I first went in 2004 and found it an entirely enchanting city. Just walking around and seeing all the shops filled with soft and warm lights, the smell of fresh bread, the haughty walk of Parisians...it's all so fitting. If you're looking for good photos of the city, make sure you visit Basilica of the Sacred Heart, aka Sacré-Cœur. The overlook from there is great.

Sacre Coeur Montmarte in Paris is located on a hill, but dont worry because you can take the small funicular which will bring you to the top. The bottom part has many nice cafes with the view of the basilica #happynewyear #paris #happynewyear

Finally removed to Montmartre, there was a little bit high, and slowly climbed up, went to the Sacred Heart Cathedral. Because the heart is still in a state of collapse, but also photos come out like this. Sacred Heart Cathedral, which is not allowed to take pictures; we will quietly put away the camera phone. Visit inside the circle, but also beautiful surprises. I met their grand church worship. We are also involved in, sat in the middle of the church, the nuns came out, came out priests, monks as well as children, the whole picture is super Mei, then prayers, choir singing. For people of faith in Europe, it is fantastic, although we do not understand, but in which the body can feel a little some of the power of faith.

Interesting places to visit in Paris 🇫🇷

#europetrip Paris are known for its Eiffel Tower & many museums but there are other beautiful attractions that you can explore. These are other amazing places that you can visit. 1. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris, Montmartre : stunning architectural marvel with breathtaking panoramic views of the city, offering a serene and spiritually uplifting experience. 2. Grande Mosque : intricate Islamic architecture and rich cultural heritage 3. Pantheon : a majestic symbol of French history and intellectual achievement, boasting impressive neoclassical design. 4. Emily in Paris’s cafe : It exudes a charming ambiance with its cozy Parisian atmosphere, making it a delightful spot to immerse oneself in the city's culture

Basilica of the Sacred Heart of France

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of France centers around the Romanesque grand dome in the middle, flanked symmetrically by a smaller dome on each side, with a tall square bell tower at the back. The solemn facade is balanced and symmetrical, featuring three arched porches, with exquisite bronze relief doors depicting the story of Jesus, and on both sides are statues of Saint Joan of Arc and King Louis IX on horseback. Above the main entrance of the church, one can see the statue of Jesus, as if he is gazing into the distance and blessing the metropolis of Paris.

The Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre

#paristrip It was absolutely beautiful. Once you make it to the top, the views are stunning. The inside of the church is awesome. all of the little locks on all the fences, millions of them.. a man was outside, entertaining, playing his guitar and singing. I highly recommend it you must go.. but a warning you must wear comfortable shoes and be in decent shape to climb the millions of stairs to get to the top. I had to take several breaks before we made it up, but it was very well worth it.

Guangzhou Photography | The Christmas atmosphere is full at Guangzhou's Notre Dame Cathedral

🎄Jingle bells, jingle bells 🌟 Christmas is coming, as the largest church in Guangzhou, There is the Stone House Sacred Heart Cathedral, known as Guangzhou's 'Notre Dame', The Christmas atmosphere is full. 🎄Christmas Tree There are 3 Christmas trees on site, the largest one is at the main entrance, The other two are on the right side of the priest's hall. The Christmas tree at the birth door looks better. ⚠️Specific arrangements for Christmas and Christmas Eve ❗️The church will be closed to the public from December 24-26❗️ Normal opening to the public will resume on December 27. Closed to the public every Monday. Recent visitors, there will be a guide on site to introduce

A Mighty Parisian Basilica!

Attraction name: Sacré-Cœur Basilica Location: Montmartre area of Paris Built in 1879, this attraction is the second most popular one in Paris, after the Eiffel Tower. This is a superb cathedral sitting on top of a hill in northern Paris. It can be seen in the distance and it can be admired far away and close up. Climb the steps to get superb panoramic views of the city (see picture two for the view from the top). #paristrip #sacrecouer

Basilica of Sacré-Cœur, Montmartre Paris 🇫🇷

#wheretogo One of the main attractions of Montmartre Paris is the Basilica of Sacré-Cœur, also known as Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Located on hilltop Montmartre, the highest hill point of Paris, you can’t miss the lovely Basilica. It is an architectural gem with both amazing interiors and exteriors. From around 9am, one can also start to climb the dome of the Basilica for stunning views of Paris from the top of the Basilica, before the crowds start streaming in. Well worth a visit, it is really beautiful! My rating of this attraction: 4.5 ⭐️ out of 5!

Stunning Basilique du Sacre Cœur - Paris 🇫🇷

The Basilique du Sacre Cœur de Monmarte is a must in Paris. Its architecture is stunning and the surrounding area is really nice. Be prepared to walk up quite a bit, but rest assured, the panoramic view of the city is well worth it! 📍 How to get there: Subway Château Rouge and walk about 15 mins (a lot of stairs!) Here’s some interesting facts about the architecture: “The Basilica was designed by Paul Abadie. Six other architects succeeded him to complete the building.” Style: Romano-Byzantine “In contrast to the Gothic churches of the Middle Ages like Notre-Dame de Paris (1163-1240), the style is inspired by churches such as Saint Sofia in Constantinople and San Marco in Venice.” Have fun! IG: isatravelstheworld33 #paris #architecture #france #solotravel #visitparis

The climb that’s worth your time

If you are in Paris, The Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre is worth the hike. The climb up the 300 steps can be exhausting for some but the reward is sweet. This iconic church that was recently in the film John wick is beautiful. The ambiance surrounding the church is great and on a nice day it’s very scenic. Great for taking pictures, lunch on the stairs and other affairs. The entrance into the dome is approximately 6€.

Snow-white Sacré-Cœur Basilica, Paris, France.

To visit the Basilique du Sacré Coeur in Paris, one needs to walk after getting off the subway, close to Montmartre Hill. Looking up, the snow-white and crystal-clear Basilique du Sacré Coeur, pure as jade, appears in front of one's eyes. The church building seems to have been seen in other places, but the entire building is unique and magnificent. There are two equestrian statues on both sides of the top of the church, which are later known to be King Saint Louis and French national heroine Joan of Arc. There are four small domes around the large dome. The front has three arched doorways. The locals call the Basilique du Sacré Coeur the White Church. Climb the steps and overlook the Paris cityscape in front of the church. Nearby is a huge green lawn, and in the distance you can see the Paris skyline. The square outside the Sacré-Cœur Basilica is a haven for painters, where many artists sketch portraits and sell handicrafts. The construction of the Sacred Heart Cathedral began in 1876 and was completed in 1919. The exterior is made of special limestone, which ensures that the cathedral maintains its white appearance despite the effects of weathering and pollution. Take the metro and get off at Anvers station on Line 2, then walk to the area around the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Some locals may sell small trinkets there, but it's best not to engage in casual conversation with them.

Sacred Heart Cathedral

Sacré-Cœur Basilica, known for its wide perspective and picturesque scenery, stands on a hill 129 meters above sea level in Paris, the city of romance. Due to its relatively high altitude, the basilica gives all visitors a feeling of looking up to the mountains. Looking from the hill where the Sacré-Cœur Basilica is located towards the center of Paris, the thousand-year history of Paris is fully visible. There are also performances by artists on the square in front of the basilica, creating a lively atmosphere. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart is white in color and has a unique style that combines Romanesque and Byzantine styles, while also incorporating the expressive techniques of Roman architecture. Its pristine white dome has a distinctive style that combines Romanesque and Byzantine elements, with a touch of Eastern charm. The church is adorned with numerous reliefs, murals, and mosaics.

The basilica of the sacred heart of Paris

Beautiful basilica in Paris, an iconic dormer white church, was built in 1914. Tsurrounding environment are nice and you can see the panoramic views of Montmarte in Paris. Always crowded as many tourists during the opening hour, have to be aware of pick pocket when travelling.

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love Sacre Coeur. It is a must-see every time I visit Paris. The beauty never fails to bring tears to my eyes. The Basilica, the view, the chapel is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen #passionpassport

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Basilica of the Sacred heart of Paris

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart is one of the most important religious and historical building in Paris. It is France's second most visited religious monument, after the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris. This place is not located in down town, however It can be reached easily by taxi or public transport. The whole visit, including walking around and taking pictures should last between 1 to 2 hours. Beautiful surroundings, impressive architecture are two characteristics that make worthy to visit this place. An advantage is that it closes late so you can fit this in your itinerary at any time. It is open to the public until 10:00 PM. #createwithtrip #france #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of France is located at the commanding heights of Montmartre, standing in front of the church. Most of the Paris is clearly visible. The style of the church is peculiar. It is both Romanesque and like Byzantine and Roman architecture. It has an oriental mood church. There are many reliefs, murals and mosaics that are worthy of appreciation. It is one of the famous landmarks in Paris. Here is the Sacred Heart of Jesus/Bhlique/Sacr Coeur in the Butte de Montmartre in Paris. . The church has a unique architectural style, both Roman and Byzantine. The interior of the clock tower is square, with a big clock called the Sava clock, weighing 19 tons, is one of the world famous big clocks. The church has three arched doors. There are two horseback statues on either side of the door, one is King Saint Louis. The other is the French national heroine Jude. It was built in 1876 and completed in 1919. It was donated by faithful believers throughout France. There are many reliefs, murals and mosaic mosaics in the church. The attraction here is Montmartre, the most artistic place in Paris. I don't know when it started, it became a large studio, and many young painters sketched here. Its white, large dome has a chic style combining Romanesque and Byzantine style. The large dome is surrounded by four small domes, which are very Middle Eastern. At the back of the church is a square bell tower with a height of 84 meters. It has one of the world's largest Sava clocks and weighs 19 tons. It is one of the largest clocks in the world.

Montmartre has a sacred Basilica of the Sacred Heart. The Sacred Heart Cathedral is a symbol of Montmartre. It looks like a Romanesque and Byzantine, white dome that combines two styles, very chic and extremely With an oriental sentiment. There are many embossed murals in the church. Above the altar is a huge zenith mural. The tall Jesus stands in the center with his arms outstretched, with a halo behind him, and a dove of peace flying above his head.