You'll find superb views on the winding paths of the Buttes-Chaumont park. It's hilly, so bring your hiking shoes. The park is so close and yet feels so natural, poetic, and at times exotic: gypsies lived here for a century, from the Revolution to the park's founding in the 1860s. A few old monuments and statues along the way will take you back in time and offer you a quiet spot to relax and reflect.
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