Paris and its panoramas

1. Montmartre in the morning

   Approach the hill from the north, then find the view near Sacré-Cœur.

   Planning details for Montmartre · Attraction’s official website

2. Parc de Belleville

   Reach the eastern viewpoint for a different reading of rooftops and monuments.

3. Buttes-Chaumont

   Reach a viewpoint when access permits and explore the park’s changes in height.

   Planning details for Buttes-Chaumont Park · Attraction’s official website

4. Seine quays

   Finish at river level to compare distant views with the banks’ landscape.

The viewpoints are separated and climbs repeat. Share the effort between Montmartre, Belleville and Buttes-Chaumont, then finish on the quays for flatter ground.

Choose the neighbouring Belleville–Buttes-Chaumont pair. Montmartre deserves a separate morning if you want streets as well as the view.

Montmartre Paris France — planning information — Choose an arrival side, approach and practical services for a visit to the hill.

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Compare linked places by visit time, area and budget

• Montmartre · 18th
• Buttes-Chaumont Park · 19th

• Montmartre — Montmartre reveals more of its character away from its busiest approach. Arriving through Lamarck–Caulaincourt lets you gradually reach the gardens, studios and viewpoints of the hill.
• Belleville — Belleville is a lively, creative part of Paris. Its slopes link studios, street art, international food and viewpoints across the capital.

These links share places explicitly recorded in our data. They do not establish proximity or a fully accessible route.