Wednesday, February 26, 2014

The Sacre Coure

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Today was day two of work and by the time the end of our shifts came we were itching for some exploring. We decided to (literally and figuratively) make the hike to the Basilique du Sacre Coure. It's in the 18th arrondissement in the top west corner of Paris in the sweet area known as Montmartre. The obnoxiously long metro ride is followed by about 2 billion sets of stairs up the hill to this beautiful place of worship. It's all worth it in the end because not only is the church amazing the view is equally (if not more so) incredible. All of Paris can be seen from the steps of the Sacre Coure.  












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