Opened in 1831 and located on the backside of the butte on which sits Sacre Coeur, the 1.5-acre Saint-Vincent cemetery contains sculptures of both flights of fancy and whimsy.  As a result of its hidden location, the cemetery is often overlooked by the casual tourist eager to explore the wonders of nearby Montmartre. For the curious traveler, it can be a haven of respite from the press of tourist flesh on the Place du Tertre.

Directions
Located at 6 rue Lucien Gaulard. Exit the metro at Lamarck Metro stop and turn 180-degrees and walk up the stairs above the metro entrance. Cross rue Caulaincourt and you'll see tiny rue Lucien Gaulard on your left and the entrance to the cemetery a few meters beyond.

Entrance
Only the one on rue Lucien Gaulard.

Facilities
There is a guard shack and small conservator's office on the left as you enter. Just past the office on the left is the WC.

Hours
Cemetery hours are standardized throughout the city. Visit the Information page. 

Map 
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