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Close to the Sacré-Coeur, at the Montmartre summit, this modest cemetery is in the calm, far from the crowds of tourists travelling that of Père-Lachaise or Montparnasse. By lifting the head, above family chapels and crosses on the tombs, the dome of the basilica is explored. Its narrow alleys and tombstones decorated in a Parisian style have nothing to do with the most famous tombs of Paris. Confidential and preserved, it is a place of contemplation more than walking. However, its position close to the Sacré-Coeur attracts some curious, while the most passionate French culture can discover at random their between of the tombs of the painter Maurice Utrillo, Marcel Aymé or Marcel Meat.
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Ou repose des personnalités qui ont fait l'histoire de Montmatre.
Dernièrement la célébrité : Michou qui a contribué à enrichir la butte par son célèbre restaurant cabaret.
Et j'en oublie d'autres personnes connues (Maurice Utrillo, Marcel Carne....) ou inconnus.
Ceci dans un espace,un peu escarpé calme et bien entretenu.
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The century itself is a great size and it’s on a hill, but the entrance is a little bit hidden and it only has one, so you can walk past it and miss it quite easily.
Is you’re in the area then come and have a wonder here, it will take you about 45 minuets to walk at a slow pace and take in the many different tombs, colourful flowers and trees, as well as the secret views of the church on the hill.