Discover the old Paris of the beginning of the century which remains a village in the town. From Place du Tertre, to the Sacré Cœur Basilica, you'll be charmed. Red light district by night in some places, it's also the ideal place for romantic strolls. Moulin Rouge Cabaret is here so book your tickets now with ComeToParis.com

The red-light district of Pigalle lies at the southern end of the Montmartre Hill or la butte Montmartre. You will have here numerous clubs, theaters, sex-shops, or legendary revues such as the Moulin Rouge. It is obviously an area where nightlife can be wild. On the quieter and maybe more genuinely local side, a few Parisian bistros still hold their own.

Montmartre is a village perched on top of a hill. Little cabled streets wind their way around the Basilique du Sacre Coeur and the Place du Tertre. Don't miss the oldest church of Paris: Saint Pierre built in the 9th century. An unexpected sight is the vineyard on steep rue des Saules. The Place des Abesses, lower on the southern side with its typical Art deco subway entrance, is the hub of Montmartre's life during its day.

Just outside the northern limits of city- From the Porte de Clignancourt to the Porte de Saint-ouen - is the picturesque flea market of Saint-Ouen. Used books, beautiful furniture, knick-knacks, vintage clothing: you'll find it all.

On the "Grands Boulevards", don't miss the world famous Grevin Museum which shows wax work dummies: some of the greatest figures of the French history as well as international show business stars are all there.

A few cable lenghts away by subway (line 13) or by RER (B or D),the Stade de France is, since summer '98, the temple of French Sport thanks to the World Soccer Cup. You can visit this huge stadium.