The Sacrée Coeur, called the National Vow, at the top of Montmartre, Paris is a major religious building.
Its construction was ordered by a law passed by the National Assembly of 1871 in July 1873 as part of a new "moral order" following the events of the Paris Commune. With more than ten million pilgrims and visitors each year (in 2006), is the second monument of France's most visited after the Effeil Tower.
Its construction was ordered by a law passed by the National Assembly of 1871 in July 1873 as part of a new "moral order" following the events of the Paris Commune. With more than ten million pilgrims and visitors each year (in 2006), is the second monument of France's most visited after the Effeil Tower.
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