• Père Lachaise Cemetery - Explore the rich funeral history of Paris, from the mysterious Catacombs to the establishment of Père Lachaise. Learn about its current operations and the city’s evolving perspectives on death.
  Your guide will lead you through the peaceful paths of the cemetery, pausing at the graves of notable figures.
  Visitors will discover why Oscar Wilde was relocated from his initial resting place after a modest funeral in Bagneaux cemetery. His friends and admirers later gathered funds to secure a burial plot in the more prestigious Père Lachaise cemetery and to transfer his remains.
  Visit the grave of a renowned painter born on April 26, 1798, in France, celebrated for his romanticism. He depicted the Muslim world, inspired by his travels. He passed away on August 13, 1863, leaving behind numerous works, many housed in the Louvre in Paris. Seeing “Liberty Leading the People” in a school history book had a profound impact, sparking interest in his art.
• Tombe d’Édith Piaf - Visit the resting place of the most celebrated French singer of the early 20th century, whose global fame and cult following among the working class were unparalleled.
• Communards’ Wall - The site of the Paris Commune’s last stand in 1871. This wall marks where over a hundred Communards were executed, serving as a poignant symbol of revolution, sacrifice, and the fight for justice.
• Avenue Circulaire - Tombstone of Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas.
  Gertrude Stein, the iconic writer and salon hostess, was central to the city’s avant-garde movement, supporting artists and allowing us to enjoy their legacy today. This tomb honors their 40-year relationship.
• Tombe de Oscar Wilde - Visitors will learn why Oscar Wilde was moved from his initial resting place after a modest funeral in Bagneaux cemetery. His friends and admirers later gathered funds to secure a burial plot in the more prestigious Père Lachaise cemetery and to transfer his remains.
• Recumbent Effigy of Victor Noir - A journalist killed by the Emperor’s relatives during the turbulent Second Empire. Buried as a martyr to an oppressive regime, Victor Noir has become a symbol of legendary fertility powers.
• Tombe de Antoine Augustin Parmentier - Antoine Parmentier is renowned for transforming the potato from a feared food into a beloved staple of French cuisine. Using reverse psychology, he convinced the French to embrace the potato by presenting it as a prized, forbidden delicacy.
• Tombs of Molière and La Fontaine - Molière, the master of French comedy, and Jean de La Fontaine, the famed fable writer, left a lasting impact on 17th-century French literature. Both were brought to Père Lachaise to attract others to be buried there. Do these tombs truly contain the remains of these two legends?
• Père Lachaise Cemetery - Tombstone of Marcel Marceau.
  The world-renowned mime captivated audiences with his unique storytelling ability without uttering a word. Known for his iconic character Bip.
• Tombe de Frédéric Chopin - Discover why one of the world’s greatest composers chose to be buried here. Due to his fear of being buried alive (a common concern at the time), Chopin requested that his heart be removed before burial and placed in an urn.
• Tomb of Jim Morrison - Learn why Jim Morrison is buried in a Paris cemetery. According to many accounts, Morrison, who had moved to France, loved strolling through the Paris cemetery. His girlfriend, Pam Courson, who later died of a heroin overdose, mentioned he “wanted to be buried there because his idol Oscar Wilde” was interred there.
• Rue de la Roquette - Conclude the Parisian tour with a visit to a local, authentic Parisian creperie.
  Guests will savor a delicious sweet or savory crepe prepared in the traditional French style. Options include Ham/Cheese/Vegetarian/Chocolate or Lemon.

• Enjoy a perfect blend of history & culinary delights
• French crepe at a traditional Parisian café (choice of sweet or savory options)
• English or French In person Guide.
• Fully guided walking tour with an expert, first-class friendly guide
• Visit to famous graves including Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Édith Piaf, and more
• No hassle easy access entrance to Père Lachaise Cemetery with an expert local guide

• Gratuities for the guide (optional but appreciated)
• Extra food and beverages beyond the included crepe
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Discover the historic Père Lachaise Cemetery and explore the renowned graves of Paris, including that of Jim Morrison, on this captivating guided tour. This experience delves into the lives, passions, and enduring legacies of those who have shaped our world. More than just a cemetery, Père Lachaise serves as an open-air museum where each stop unveils a memorable story. The tour also features a delightful French crepe experience at a local Parisian creperie.

As you stroll through the serene, leafy grounds, your guide will share intriguing tales about the lives and deaths of these influential figures, painting a vivid picture of their lasting impact on culture and history.

This Père Lachaise Cemetery tour, combined with a French crepe experience, offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and culinary delight. It’s an ideal way to explore the famous graves of Paris while savoring an authentic taste of the city.

• Please wear comfortable shoes as this tour involves a fair amount of walking, including over uneven surfaces, cobblestones, hills, inclines, declines and stairs.
• Participants should be in good health - consult first with your doctor if you have any medical condition or are not used to regular exercise.
• Wheelchairs, motorised scooters or any other device to assist mobility are not recommended, as we cannot guarantee: that all footpaths/sidewalks/curbs will have suitable ramps.
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately.
• Anybody under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by somebody aged 18 years or older.
• Not recommended for travellers with limited mobility
• Not suitable for guests with strict dietary requirements and food allergies

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.