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BELLEVILLE PARK
This hilly green space will offer you one of the best views of the capital. Looking south, you will find yourself facing the ocean of Parisian rooftops. A breathtaking view!
CEMETERY OF PERE LACHAISE
The Père-Lachaise Cemetery is probably the most famous cemetery in Paris, if not the world. And you can understand why by visiting it. Although Paris is full of attractive cemeteries (Montparnasse, Montmartre, Batignolles), this one is the most surprising, and the most beautiful, by many aspects.
First of all, of course, because it welcomes a tremendous amount of celebrities from all over the world. But also because during your walk in its paved streets, you will discover a great number of plant species, something that one does not necessarily expect to find here. Cherry trees, maples, chestnut trees, weeping willows, walnut trees... The Père-Lachaise cemetery has about 5000 trees representing about 50 different species spread over an area of 44 hectares. This makes the place the largest green space in Paris!
Not to be missed during your visit:
The tomb of Allan Kardec, founder of spiritualism, whose grave, the most flowered in the cemetery, is a Breton dolmen.
The neighboring graves of Molière and Jean de la Fontaine who died in the 17th century and were transferred here to make the cemetery attractive.
The tomb of Victor Noir, a journalist killed by Napoleon III's cousin and a symbol of the "recumbent" funeral style.
The graves of Jim Morison and Oscar Wilde, although these are now protected by fences because of multiple degradations.
The superb tombs of Theodore Guéricault and Frédéric Chopin.

* METRO *
- Philippe Auguste, line 2
- Père Lachaise, line 3
* BUS *
- Roquette - Père Lachaise, line 61, 69, 71, N16, N34
- Philippe Auguste, line 71 and BUSM2
* AIRPORTS *
CDG: Charles de Gaulle: Take the RER B to Gare du Nord then take the metro 2 to Philippe Auguste.
Orly: Take the Orlyval to Antony then take the RER B to Châtelet les Halles, then take the RER A to Nation and finally the metro 2 to Philippe Auguste.