One of France’s most iconic sites is tucked away in a quiet suburb of Paris, an unforgettable spot that rarely features in glossy magazines but is certainly worth a visit. You can easily get there by Metro, you can explore in your own time and – unlike most Parisian highlights – it’s completely free.
Established in 1804, the Cimetière du Père-Lachaise has become the final resting place for an astonishingly diverse group of people from politics, sciences and the arts, even members of royalty and rock-and-roll stars.
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