Famous figures, legends, and a green setting make Père Lachaise the most famous cemetery in the world. Created in 1804, it now has nearly 70,000 graves spread across 45 hectares. A peaceful place, Pière-Lachaise is also the guardian of the final rest of victims of genocides and crimes against humanity. How can we pay tribute to the dead who have no grave? How can we think about absence?
Through the discovery of these hidden places of remembrance, we will be invited to reflect on their design and on the idea of collective memory. Duration: 2 hours Meeting point: provided a few days before the route. Book
Price: Price: €6
Source: paris.fr — photo: Monument to the memory of Jewish children deported from France © Mémorial de la Shoah