Sacre Coeur is a white basilica on the hill of Montmartre. Malicious tongues describe the two domes of the building as the sweet creation of a sugar baker.
The basilica was built as national memorial after the disgraceful defeat against the Germans in the war of 1870/71.
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Sacre Coeus is very popular among tourists. The square infront of the basilica offers a nice view over Paris. A visit can be done by climbing a lot of stairs, or for those who enjoy it comfortable, by using a rack railway.
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