The Eiffel Tower from the Sacre-Coeur, where is it?

The typical application crowned with amazement of those who reach the terrace of Paris (the Butte de Montmartre) is:
But where is the Eiffel Tower??? :-O :-O
Well, the tower has not been stolen, they have not moved as she reaches the Basilica, but Paris is at our feet. But even though you are on the highest point of the city (without having to climb up a building) just do not see, it seems absurd!
Simply there are trees and buildings that lie Montmartre!
To see it from here you must remove a few dozen yards down the street:
When you are on the road between the two panoramic terraces, or at the Rue du Cardinal Dubois, head to the funicular and walk along the sidewalk after less than 100 meters (almost at the corner, and where the street changes name to Rue Saint-ELEUTHERE) You can find chinks between the railings, trees and buildings through which the tower will magically visible! ( SEE MAP )
 

From here you can sbizarrirvi to make many beautiful photos, very beautiful as you have rooftops and trees for use as natural settings.

Needless to say, for a better view of the whole of Paris (and also here, including the Eiffel Tower) you can climb the dome of the Basilica of Sacre-Coeur.