The weather has finally come right for the end of our French sojourn. It was 23 degrees and sunny for our visit to Montmartre and Sacre Couer.
It was a bit of a hike up the hill, but worth the effort for the views - I think we have seen the Eiffel Tower from every which direction now. The Sacre Couer was beautiful - so much more understated than most of the other cathedrals we have seen.
Sadly, photos were prohibited inside, so nothing to preserve the memories. Nice day out though. We followed a Frommer's recommended walking route which took us to another cute little church, a very, very old cemetery and the Moulin Rouge.
But wait there's more! We saw not one but two film shoots. The first was behind the cemetery and looked like a French CSI. The poor actor playing the corpse had to play dead for a very long time! I don't know what the other film was, but it was set outside the Moulin Rouge. Something a bit different!
Off to dinner tonight on a boat cruising the River Seine - special treat for the end of this part of our holiday.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
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