Image: Edward Crecy
At the bottom of the steps to the Sacré-Cœur, the benches are empty. No buskers, no selfie sticks, no murmurs of a dozen languages, just silence, broken only by the sound of a few footsteps.
This hill, usually bursting with tourists and the pulse of Parisian energy, feels like a forgotten stage after the final act. The stillness is eerie. Beautiful, even. A rare moment when the city steps out of its own rhythm and takes a breath.
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