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A slew of landmark sites and monuments await in the area between Montmartre and Saint-Denis. Admire the famous Basilique du Sacré-Cœur, stroll through Place du Tertre, then explore the impressive Basilique de Saint-Denis, a true Gothic masterpiece.
The last residence of the kings and queens of France.
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Discover a plethora of activities and attractions in Paris, from the delightful Montmartre district to the dynamic town of Saint-Denis. Explore small historic streets, visit emblematic museums, see live shows and performances, and dive into local culture in local markets, artists’ studios, and festive events.
Take a picturesque walk between Montmartre and Saint-Denis, where historic charm meets urban discovery.
If you are looking to buy a Parisian ticket to travel on the metro, RER, bus, tram or Montmartre funicular, there are several options available to you
To get from Montmartre to Saint-Denis, several public transport options and routes are available, depending on your preference in terms of speed, comfort and budget.
1. By Metro (Fastest and most direct option)
Take Metro line 4 at Château Rouge or Barbès-Rochechouart station towards Porte de Clignancourt (terminus).
At Porte de Clignancourt, walk a few minutes to Clignancourt - Université station and take tram T3b towards Saint-Denis - Porte de Paris.
Get off at Saint-Denis - Porte de Paris to reach the centre of Saint-Denis.
2. By RER D (Rapid Alternative depending on your exact location)
Head for the Gare du Nord station, accessible via metro line 2 (Anvers station) or line 4.
Take the RER D in the direction of Creil or Orry-la-Ville and get off at Saint-Denis.
3. By Bus (Economical but slower option)
Take bus 85 at Montmartre - Anvers to Châtelet, then change to the RER D in the direction of Creil, get off at Saint-Denis.
Other option: Take bus 255 from Porte de Clignancourt to Basilique de Saint-Denis.
4. By bike or scooter (for fans of soft mobility)
Rent a Vélib' or an electric scooter for a journey of about 30 minutes, following the main roads such as Boulevard Ornano and Avenue du Président Wilson.