Montmartre at Night: A Time Bathed in Blue Light

As night fell, Montmartre Hill revealed a completely different side compared to the daytime. The bustling streets filled with tourists grew quiet, and the white Sacré-Cœur Basilica stood serenely, glowing softly like a moon suspended in the sky. Its light wasn’t just white. It carried a hint of blue, a somewhat mysterious glow. It felt as though the basilica was breathing, emitting gentle waves of light in the darkness. Combined with the stars in the night sky, the scene was breathtakingly beautiful, unforgettable. Sitting on the quiet steps, gazing at the night view of Paris, I listened to the sound of the wind brushing past and the faint guitar melodies from afar. The voices of people and the noise of the city felt distant here. It seemed as though only the light, the night, and Montmartre existed in this moment.