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So exciting! there are a couple of options for you. 1. You could walk. Sacre Coeur is not too far from Gare du Nord (maybe a 25 minute walk). However, it is all uphill. Also, I wouldn't recommend doing this walk after sundown, as the Gare du Nord area is not the best. 2. Take metro 4 from Gare du Nord to Chateau Rouge. From Chateau Rouge, its only about a 10 minute walk to Sacre Coeur. 3. Walk out of Gare du Nord to find the metro 2 line at the stop called Barbes Rochechouart. Take that line one stop to Anvers, then walk up the hill to Sacre Coeur. Enjoy the trip! Make sure to bring lots of water to Montmartre because there are so many stairs!!

Hello, you probably can take a taxi directly to the church. As well, there is a funicular that can take you there. Enjoy!

We were there at Christmas and it was cold outside. The Christmas markets are not to be missed. They can be found throughout Paris. You can find anything and everything! I bought gifts, artwork, holiday ornaments, clothes. All locally sourced. If you are traveling during the warmer months, artisans will be plentiful throughout the city!

My answer is the same as Matthew. I am back home so I don’t know. I wish I could be of more help. I hope you get to see it as it is beautiful and the area around it is too. Enjoy your time’.

Ti conviene controllare sul sito dedicato, così puoi verificare meglio. Le messe cambiano in base ai giorni ed alle festività

We walked up there, but saw tourist vans depositing people up near the church. There may be a ramp for you to push wheelchair up the last number of steps. Not sure.

Good evening... it lasts about an hou ron Sundays, and about 40-45 minutes on week days.

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Take the metro to Blanche. This will bring you out right by the famous Moulin Rouge. Form here you can catch a “road train” up to Sacre Coeur for a few Euros (about €7 per person one way) or you can get a return if your parents need to, but it is an easy walk back down It’s a lovely trip up with English commentary, and so easy to get to and from. We have difficulty walking too far and we have just returned ourselves from Paris and discovered this by accident.