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MONTMARTRE CEMETERY

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20, avenue Rachel, 75018Paris, France
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2024
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• 2024

The cemetery is home to many famous names, including Stendhal, Théophile Gautier, Alfred de Vigny, Berlioz, and Dalida...

Less crowded than its counterparts in Montparnasse or Père Lachaise, this cemetery makes for a pleasant stroll. Opened in the early 19th century on the site of a former plaster quarry, this cemetery covers almost 11 hectares. In the shade of chestnut, maple, lime, and cedar trees lie Stendhal, Théophile Gautier, Alfred de Vigny, Berlioz, Offenbach, Sacha Guitry, Michel Berger and France Gall, Dalida, François Truffaut, Henri-Georges Clouzot...

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Pallavi A.
Pallavi A.
Visited in march 2024
It was great for a peaceful walk. Each grave is unique and tells its own story. I loved my solo day spent strolling here. Best thing is that it was not flooded with tourists, really calm and serene.
I didn’t spot too many cats though. There is one main entry but I missed that so had to walk a lot to find another very small gate on the other end.
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Stu W.
Stu W.
Visited in march 2024
A wonderful place to visit, become part of the journey of the rich history of this city.. outstanding diversity of architecture, style, ironwork, lacework, masonry.. a stunning experience.. make time for this visit. Entry is free, very few people..
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Marek N.
Marek N.
Visited in march 2024
Piękny, klimatyczny, z grobem Słowackiego, Dumasa i wielu innych. Na mapach czasami nazywa się "Północny". Można połączyć ze spacerem po wzgórzu Montmartre.
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JP S.
JP S.
Visited in january 2024
Un des trois plus importants cimetières de Paris qui a une certaine spécifiée que chaque époque depuis la création de ce site ,les sépultures des défunts sont très différentes au point de vue de la création artistique, selon pour les artistes plus connus.
Du classicisme 19e et début 20e au plus moderne fin 20e début 21e.
Dans ces allées calme et de paix, on trouve J.Moreau, F.Truffaut, F.Gall, M.Berger, Dalida, Berlioz,S et L Guitry,E.Zola, F.Chichin,etc....
et des inconnus.
Respect pour leur repos éternel.
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Elise
Elise
Visited in january 2024
Cimetière de Montmartre très grand avec de belles tombes. On y trouve Dalida, Emile zola, Edgar Degas, Alexandre Dumas, Michel berger et France Gall et bien d'autres.
À l'entrée il y a des plans plastifiés pour répéter facilement les tombes de personnes célèbres.
Moi qui aime beaucoup les cimetières et la sérénité que ça dégage, on peut facilement y passer la journée pour faire le tour.
Il y a pas mal de chats très mignons qui se balade à l'intérieur.
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