Per Lachaise Cemetery
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Père Lachaise Cemetery is the largest in Paris. It is one of the most famous burials in the world, it is buried Edith Piaf, Sarah Bernard, Molière, Lafontaine, Balzac, Frederick Chopin, Amadeo Modigliani, Isadora Duncan, Marcel Proust, Oscar Wilde and many others. The most visited is the tomb of Jim Morrison (it is in fifth place in terms of attendance among Parisian attractions), near which the fans of The DoorsB constantly flock In 2001, under pressure from the public, the grave was left in place, although the contract for the remains in the cemetery expired.
The place of pilgrimage of all lovers is the tomb of Abelard and Eloise (Paris Romeo and Juliet)
They also kissed the sphinx on Oscar Wilde's grave. The Sphinx was installed on the writer’s tombstone in memory of his poem of the same name. According to legend, anyone who kisses a stone man will not lose his love until death.