Saint-Eustache Church - free organ concert Sun 5:30pm

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15. Listen to an organ concert at Saint-Eustache Church



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If you fancy hearing some free music, make your way to Saint-Eustache Church where they hold free organ concerts every Sunday at 5.30pm. The organ in this Gothic church is said to be one of the biggest in the world, boasting an impressive 8,000 pipes.


Location: 2 impasse Saint-Eustache. Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9.30am-7pm, Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 9am-7pm.
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St Severin

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Eglise St-Séverin (9)

This is one of Paris's most beautiful small churches, a late gothic gem from the days when medieval power and learning were concentrated in the Latin Quarter. Frills of carved gargoyles adorn the outside. There's a forest of columns inside, where all the vaulting seems to flow out from the unusual spiralling "palm tree" column in the ambulatory, so I can see why it inspired artist Robert Delaunay. It has a mixture of fine 15th-century, 19th-century and modern stained-glass windows and an 18th-century organ used for occasional recitals. Take a look at the remains of the medieval charnal house adjoining the church.

This is one of Paris's most beautiful small churches.

Address: 1 rue des Prêtres-St-Séverin, 75005
Getting there: Metro Cluny-La Sorbonne
Contact: 0033 1 42 34 93 50; saint-severin.com
Open: Mon-Sat, 11am-7.30pm; Sun, 9am-8.30pm

La Madeleine

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La Madeleine (8)

Begun by Louis XV before being converted by Napoleon into a monument to the glory of his army and finally consecrated (long after his death) in 1842, this is church as antique temple. It always amazes me for its sheer pomp, both outside with its colonnade and sculpted pediment, and inside where the side altars appear to be manned by Roman centurions. The half dome in the apse is filled by a vast mural of the history of Christianity, with Napoleon at its centre. The church is a favourite for fashionable weddings and funerals. The surrounding square is a magnet for foodies, with gourmet deli Fauchon, La Maison de la Truffe, Caviar Kaspia and chocolatier Patrick Roger.

This is a church as an antique temple.

Address: Place de la Madeleine, 75008 Paris
Getting there: Metro Madeleine
Contact: 0033 1 44 51 69 00; eglise-lamadeleine.com
Open: daily, 9.30am-7pm

Sacré-Cœuri (Püha Südame) kirik - Basilique du Sacré-Coeur de Montmartre

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Sacré-Cœuri kirik, 35 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre, 75018 Paris, Prantsusmaa
www.sacre-coeur-montmartre.com prantsuse keeles

Eiffelist 5,5 km

Kirik asub linna kõrgeimas paigas Montmartre'il ja paistab juba kaugelt üle Pariisi. Kirik valmis 1914 ja on pühendatud Jeesuse südamele (Sacré-Cœur otsetõlkes prantsuse keelest "Püha Süda"). Alates 1885, see tähendab, et juba tükk aega enne valmimist, on kirikus lakkamatult olnud välja pandud armulaud altari kohal. Sellepärast palutakse turistidel ja kõigil teistel külastajatel kirikus sündsalt riietuda ja võimalikult vaikselt olla, et mitte häirida palvetajaid. Kirikus on mosaiigid ja reljeefid. Kiriku kellatorn on 83 m kõrge. Alates 1895 on selles üks maailma raskeimaid töötavaid kirikukelli, mis kaalub 18,5 tonni. Kiriku juurde saab sõita metrooga. Kirikust pisut loodes asub peatus Montmartre'i muuseum (Muse de Montmartre) ja läänes peatus Salvador Dali väljak (Espace Salvador Dali). Kirikut ennast ümbritseb põhjast Chevalier de la Barre'i tänav, idast Lamarcki tänav ja läänest Mont Cenis' tänav.

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The Basilica is accessible by bus. Buses 30, 31, 80, and 85 can be taken to the bottom of the hill of the Basilica. Line 12 of the metro can be taken to Jules Joffrin station and visitors can then change to the Montmartrobus and disembark at Place du Tertre. Line 2 or 12 of the metro can be taken to Pigalle station where visitors can change to the Montmartrobus and disembark at Norvins, or to Anvers station which gives easy access to the steps or the funicular car that lead directly to the Basilica. Sacré-Cœur is open from 06:00 to 22:30 every day. The dome is accessible from 09:00 to 19:00 in the summer and 18:00 in the winter.

http://en.parisinfo.com/paris-museum-monument/71192/Basilique-du-Sacr%C3%A9-Coeur-de-Montmartre
 At the top of the Butte Montmarte, it provides one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the capital, from more than 400 metres above ground. The shop is open everyday, except Monday, from 9.15am to 5.45pm. Dome and Crypt: €8 / €5 (4-16yrs) Dome: €6 / €4 (4-16yrs) Crypt: €3 €2 (4-16yrs). Entrance to the basilica and the crypt is free for everyone. The basilica is open everyday from 6am to 11pm.

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Due to its location on the Montmartre hill, the basilica towers over the city; its highest point is even higher than the top of the Eiffel Tower.

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20. You don't have to pay for  the view - while nice and unarguably famous, catching the view from the Eifel tower is expensive and not the best in Paris. Much lower and not less nice, are the views from the basilica at Sacre Coeur.
 



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Perched on the top of Montmartre hill with incredible views of Paris from both the 423 foot high dome and the steps in front of the basilica. The surrounding neighborhood features a collection of charming streets, shops, and restaurants. It’s easy to spend an entire afternoon exploring the area. There’s a funicular tram to take you up to the Sacre Coeur if the steps are too much.