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Zut alors, it seems the jet lag got the best of you today, and you've slept until the evening! ;) Heureusement, Paris is a city whose nightlife is as vibrant as its days, so there's still plenty of adventure to be had.
First, you should stop at a café for un café, to get yourself going:
This one looks charming, and the coffee is excellent!
Now hop on le Métro,
because it's time for a walking tour of Montmartre au nuit.
As you begin to head up Rue Lepic, I'm sure you can't resist stopping at Tabac des Deux Moulins - you are a fan of Amélie, n'est-ce pas?
And a great lover of art such as yourself may need a moment for le squee when you first catch sight of the Moulin Rouge:
Not to mention Moulin de la Galette, inspiration for Renoir:
If all this artistic excitement is a bit much, why not stop for un petit verre du vin rouge?
Just don't have any of this, or you might start seeing strange things:
Since this is Montmartre, it would be easy enough to get sidetracked in a cabaret,
but I assure you, the best views are still to come.
In fact, you are now tout près to Place du Tertre:
and that can only mean one thing: Le Sacré Coeur!
I certainly wouldn't blame you if you want to linger up here all night, enjoying the views and the people,
but just remember that to descend, you'll need to face these:
Keep in mind this cautionary tale; the last thing you want is to end your night passed out under le Tour Eiffel, n'est-ce pas?
First, you should stop at a café for un café, to get yourself going:
This one looks charming, and the coffee is excellent!
Now hop on le Métro,
because it's time for a walking tour of Montmartre au nuit.
As you begin to head up Rue Lepic, I'm sure you can't resist stopping at Tabac des Deux Moulins - you are a fan of Amélie, n'est-ce pas?
And a great lover of art such as yourself may need a moment for le squee when you first catch sight of the Moulin Rouge:
Not to mention Moulin de la Galette, inspiration for Renoir:
If all this artistic excitement is a bit much, why not stop for un petit verre du vin rouge?
Just don't have any of this, or you might start seeing strange things:
Since this is Montmartre, it would be easy enough to get sidetracked in a cabaret,
but I assure you, the best views are still to come.
In fact, you are now tout près to Place du Tertre:
and that can only mean one thing: Le Sacré Coeur!
I certainly wouldn't blame you if you want to linger up here all night, enjoying the views and the people,
but just remember that to descend, you'll need to face these:
Keep in mind this cautionary tale; the last thing you want is to end your night passed out under le Tour Eiffel, n'est-ce pas?