Montmarte is one of my Favourite Places in Paris and I wouldn't go to Paris and not go there for at least a few hours. I found that the best way to get there (and the most interesting!) is to get the Metro to Pigalle. When you come out of the Metro, look for the McDonalds and then, if you are facing McDonalds, go up the road which is to the left. Up that road you will find lots of arty little shops and, particularly at Christmas, you will find lots of street sellers. Then you can either catch the Furnicular up to the Sacre Couer or, if you're feeling energetic, there is a set of Steps that goes the same way as the Furnicular - But don't attempt ...  Read the complete review

Montmartre is literally like a mountain village in Paris. There are steep stairs leading up the hill, or you can take the windy road instead. The main feature of Montmatre is Sacre Coeur, a large church on the very top of the hill. It is huge, and very striking. Its surround by winding streets and a public garden. It can be reached by walking, or by the funicular railway that runs parralel to the garden. You can use a metro day ticket on this. It is the second highest point in paris after the eiffel tower, so there are great views around Paris. The central square at the very top of the hill is great for atmosphere. There are ...  Read the complete review

Montmartre To the north of Paris this area of the city is artistically Parisian with just the right amount of tourist thrown in! Montmartre is quite steep and has a lot of steps to climb to get to and from it. You can either walk up the steps in front of the Sacre-Coeur and go across, walk up the many sets of steps going up and through Montmartre or take the 'Funiculaire de Montmartre' which is basically a short cable car ride but it gets you to the top of the hill easily. During our time in Paris we went to Montmartre twice it was that good. The first day we walked from our hotel and walked up the steps in front of Sacre-Coeur (taking ...  Read the complete review