Paris Montmartre

Dorota:The last vinyard in Paris. The property is private, but you can gat in for a tour during the Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre held every year in October, be sure to sign up early!

Dorota:The Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur, in French the 'Sacred Heart', erected at the end of the 19th century houses on of the biggest mosaics in the world. The building was partially destroyed during I World War. The first stone was laid on June 16th 1875, after selecting the project in the public competition won by Paul Abadie. The work was funded from donations - in many cases modest - collected throughout France, the names of the donors being carved in the stone.

Dorota:Great place for a small break, a picnic with a great view of Paris. If you want to upgrade the view you can also visit the dome of the Basilic Sacré-Cœur. (pitcture from http://paris1900.lartnouveau.com)

Dorota:Walking back to the direction of the metro Anvers, you can pass by one of the most touristic streets in Paris, but there is one place where you might want to stop - Maison Georges Larnicol. The chocolatier shop where you can see the miniature of Notre Dame, Tour Eiffel, Arc de Triomph all made out of chocolate. Not mentioning the sweet treats you can get there and reasonably priced macarons.

Dorota:The most famous cabaret in Paris. You can attend the show with dinner and champagne, or just take a classic picture in front of it. Looks the best when it is lithen up during the night hours.