Parc Marcel Bleustein Blanchet dit Parc de la Turlure

Beautiful jardin just around the corner of Sacré Cœur. Many herbs plants and beautiful flowers there. Sufficient green benches to rest after you climbed the famous stairs to go there.

A very peaceful park right behind the Sacre Cœur Basílica. It is really a treat to walk around the back cobblestone streets and find hidden gems like this beautiful garden to sit and take a break from your tourist walk. Montmartre is a neighborhood full of magic, please get lost at early hours of the morning with no crowds so you can discover very nice places like this one.

Nicely maintained little park with a great view of the Sacre Coeur. Much quieter than the bustle round the front!

Perfect place to steer away from the basilica crowds in Montmartre. Needed a nice spot to chill and spend the afternoon and this google search was fruitful. Lots of benches and corners to sit and you still get a great view of the basilica. Hearing the bells in the evening was nice 🔔

Our experience in the morning at 10 was fantastic. There were only a few elderly Lokals doing morning stretches. There were enough benches and stone benches. The pergola was really beautiful and a great source for shade.

It would be better to reach here but earlier as, the the time runs, the place I'll get busier, even on working days. The view from this spot over the Paris city is impeccable.

This pretty little spot, tucked away behind the Basilica de Sacré Coeur, is probably missed by 99% of the tourist throngs who make their way up to the landmarks of Montmartre. And what is being missed is one of the best and prettiest public green spaces in Montmartre: Square Marcel-Bleustein-Blanchet. The little square was once called Park Turlure, after a former windmill on the site. It was renamed Square Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet in 2004, after the French entrepreneur and advertising magnate best known as the founder of Publicis Groupe. The square is not large, and is terraced. So why visit? It provides some of the best (and perhaps most unique) views of the Basilica de Sacré-Coeur. After all, few people wander around the back of the basilica, preferring to stop and photograph the ecclesiastical building face on. Further, in the spring, summer and autumn, Square Marcel-Bleustein-Blanchet is a picture of seasonal loveliness. In summer it is filled with blossoming wisteria, while in the autumn months, the autumnal yellows, golds and reds tumble over the old arbor frame, creating a canopy of autumnal loveliness. In all seasons the little park is the perfect place to enjoy a picnic, as well as a great place to stop and rest in the middle of your Montmartre walking discovery tour. It’s not difficult to find. As you walk to the left side of the Basilica from its front facade, along Rue du Cardinal Guibert on your way to Place du Tertre, veer right (instead of turning left) along Rue du Chevalier de la Barre to the rear of the Basilica. You’ll see the little square directly ahead of you. It certainly is worth a little visit and a perfect spot away from the tourist fray to rest awhile and to be still.

Amazing little park to relax at with great views of the sacre coure. Would recommend 100%to check out for the views and it is a cute photo spot. Not very crowded as it’s linked to a little neighbourhood in the 18th. Simply lovely to spend an afternoon reading a book. ☺️