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Montmartre
Village-altitude & Old Paris

Montmartre

Sacré-Cœur slope — vineyard streets, Le Coq Rico, back-street kitchens, altitude register.

The 18e — Montmartre and the slope of the Butte — holds Sacré-Cœur and the village layer of vineyard streets that climb the hill, the Place du Tertre tourist core (avoid), and the back-streets where the residents actually eat. Le Pantruche's neighbours, the rue des Abbesses cafés, Le Coq Rico (Antoine Westermann's poultry house), the Hôtel Particulier Montmartre cocktail garden. The chapter takes the rare Paris hood where altitude and light still count. The gezgin uses Montmartre for the long-walk-and-late-lunch and the rare 'old Paris' dinner that doesn't slide into pastiche.

Highlights

Sacré-Cœur and the Butte Vineyard streets behind Le Coq Rico (Antoine Westermann) Place du Tertre (skip)
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Cafe

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Restaurant

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Hotel

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