The highest point in Paris - Sacre Coeur

When I first arrived in Paris before the pandemic, I climbed Montmartre and reached the top of the Sacre-Coeur. Every time I come to Paris, I will come here to have a look. 📍Detailed address: Solo travelers can climb the stairs from Place Piligari all the way to the top of Montmartre. Family trips can take the cable car directly there. But you have to start from Pigalle station. ⏳Play time: It takes a long time to climb the mountain, and it takes about 30 minutes to arrive by cable car including the waiting time. It takes about 2 hours to visit the church and climb to the top. ❤Recommendation reason: The highest point in Paris. The best way to understand a city is to climb high and see it from afar. The Sacre-Coeur itself is a century-old building. If you are not interested in religion, there are many street performers performing in the square in front of the church. Walk 100 meters forward and you will reach the classic check-in spot, the Wall of Love, which is one of the must-visit attractions in Paris. The church is free and you just need to queue up to enter. The ticket to the summit is 5 euros. At a hidden entrance at the back door of the church's outer wall. The queue lasted for more than an hour. The entire summit corridor was made up of small steps one person wide, and it took about 30 minutes to climb the stairs. It feels much more difficult than climbing to the top of the Arc de Triomphe. After going up, you can see the Eiffel Tower from afar and the Tour de Campagne, the tallest building in Paris. The overall experience is very good. Recommended as the first stop in Paris. Sacred Heart Church