Monuments in Paris

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MOST VISITED MONUMENTS IN PARIS
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• Sacré-Cœur
• It is a Roman Catholic church and minor basilica,
  committed to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in Paris,
  France. A mainstream milestone and the second
  most visited landmark in Paris, the basilica
  remains at the culmination of the butte
  Montmartre, the most elevated point in the city.
  Sacré-Cœur Basilica is over each of the a strict
  (Catholic) building, appeared by its interminable
  love of the Holy Eucharist since 1885, and is
  likewise observed as a twofold landmark,
  political and social, both a national atonement
  for the annihilation of France in the 1870
  Franco-Prussian War and for the communist Paris
  Commune of 1871 delegated its most defiant
  neighborhood, and an exemplification of
  traditionalist good request, freely committed to
  the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which was an
  undeniably well known dedication since the dreams
  of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque in
  Paray-le-Monial.

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• The motivation for Sacré-Cœur's plan began on 4
  September 1870, the day of the declaration of the
  Third Republic, with a discourse by Bishop
  Fournier ascribing the thrashing of French
  soldiers during the Franco-Prussian War to an
  awesome discipline following "a time of good
  decay" since the French Revolution, in the wake
  of the division in French society that emerged in
  the decades following that unrest, between ardent
  Catholics and legitimist royalists on one side,
  and democrats, secularists, communists, and
  radicals on the other. Paris Monuments