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Close to the Sacré-Coeur, at the Montmartre summit, this modest cemetery is in the calm, far from the crowds of tourists travelling that of Père-Lachaise or Montparnasse. By lifting the head, above family chapels and crosses on the tombs, the dome of the basilica is explored. Its narrow alleys and tombstones decorated in a Parisian style have nothing to do with the most famous tombs of Paris. Confidential and preserved, it is a place of contemplation more than walking. However, its position close to the Sacré-Coeur attracts some curious, while the most passionate French culture can discover at random their between of the tombs of the painter Maurice Utrillo, Marcel Aymé or Marcel Meat.
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Visited in march 2024
Certainly interesting location to explore while at the top of the hill (near the Basilica).
Visited in march 2024
Endroit calme idéal pour une pause. Gardienne sympathique qui peut vous conseiller
Visited in february 2024
Au pied de la Basilique du Sacré Cœur,se trouve ce petit cimetière, qui est fort méconnu même des Parisiens, loin du tumulte de la cité.
Ou repose des personnalités qui ont fait l'histoire de Montmatre.
Dernièrement la célébrité : Michou qui a contribué à enrichir la butte par son célèbre restaurant cabaret.
Et j'en oublie d'autres personnes connues (Maurice Utrillo, Marcel Carne....) ou inconnus.
Ceci dans un espace,un peu escarpé calme et bien entretenu.
Ou repose des personnalités qui ont fait l'histoire de Montmatre.
Dernièrement la célébrité : Michou qui a contribué à enrichir la butte par son célèbre restaurant cabaret.
Et j'en oublie d'autres personnes connues (Maurice Utrillo, Marcel Carne....) ou inconnus.
Ceci dans un espace,un peu escarpé calme et bien entretenu.
Visited in february 2024
Saint-Vincent Cemetery, located in the picturesque Montmartre neighborhood of Paris, is a hidden gem steeped in history and charm. This intimate cemetery, nestled among cobblestone streets and quaint buildings, offers a peaceful respite from the bustling city. While smaller in scale compared to the famous Père-Lachaise Cemetery, Saint-Vincent Cemetery boasts a unique atmosphere with its tranquil ambiance and beautifully maintained gravesites. Visitors can explore the final resting places of notable figures such as Émile Zola, Adolphe Sax, and Hector Berlioz, reflecting on their contributions to art, literature, and music. Whether strolling through its pathways or admiring its historic monuments, Saint-Vincent Cemetery provides a quiet sanctuary for contemplation and remembrance amidst the vibrant energy of Montmartre.
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The century itself is a great size and it’s on a hill, but the entrance is a little bit hidden and it only has one, so you can walk past it and miss it quite easily.
Is you’re in the area then come and have a wonder here, it will take you about 45 minuets to walk at a slow pace and take in the many different tombs, colourful flowers and trees, as well as the secret views of the church on the hill.