Père Lachaise Cemetery Tour with Crepe Experience
About this activity
Highlights
- Visit Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde & Édith Piaf's graves
- Enjoy a delicious French crepe at a Parisian café
- Expert local guide brings Parisian history alive
- Stroll scenic, peaceful cemetery avenues and hidden corners
- Discover unforgettable tales & secret stories of Paris
Full description
Included / Excluded
- 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
Itinerary
Pere-Lachaise Cemetery
Discover Paris' funeral history, from the eerie Catacombs to the creation of Père Lachaise. How it operates today, and the raw truths behind the city’s evolving approach to death. Your guide will lead you through the serene pathways of the cemetery, stopping at the graves of famous individuals Guest will find out why Oscar was moved from his first resting place after a pauper's funeral in Bagneaux cemetery. Oscar Wilde's friends and fans later raised the funds to purchase a burial plot in the more fashionable Père Lachaise cemetery and to have his body moved. Visit the grave of the most famous Born April 26, 1798 in France, he was one of the most famous romanticism painters. He portrayed among other things, the Muslim world, the result of his travels. He died on August 13, 1863, leaving a large number of works, many of which are in the Louvre in Paris. After seeing "Liberty Leading the People" in a history book at school, it impacted me a lot and I became interested in his work.
Visit the grave of the most famous French singer of the first half of the 20th century, whose singing fame was worldwide and had developed a cult-following among the working class.
Visit the grave of the most famous French singer of the first half of the 20th century, whose singing fame was worldwide and had developed a cult-following among the working class.
Meeting point
Start Location
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Important information
Know before you book
- Not wheelchair accessible due to uneven paths and stairs.
- Minimum age 18 for solo travelers—under 18s must be accompanied.
- Not suitable for guests with strict dietary needs/allergies.
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable walking shoes—expect cobblestones, inclines, and stairs.
- Tour runs rain or shine—bring weather-appropriate gear.
- Bring a refillable water bottle for your walk.
- Consider a light jacket even in summer; cemetery is shaded.
- Public transportation nearby—no parking on-site.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Easy Public Transport