Père Lachaise Cemetery audio tour on mobile app
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Explore the Père Lachaise Cemetery at your own pace with this audio-guided tour available on your smartphone!Download the app on your smartphone and get ready to stroll into Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris' most visited graveyard. Spanning 110 acres (44 hectares), this cemetery houses hundreds of thousands of the city’s famous and infamous dead in tombs of varying extravagance. You'll hear about some of the site’s famous artists, musicians, and writers that rest here such as Edith Piaf, Molière, Chopin, Proust, Delacroix, Jim Morrison, and Oscar Wilde. As you experience the haunting magnificence of the cemetery, you’ll learn tragic histories of lovers like Heloïse and Abelard – united in a single tomb in 1817 after centuries apart and so much more.
Highlights
- Walk the cobbled paths of the famous Pere Lachaise at your won pace
- See the graves of Oscar Wilde, Chopin, Isadora Duncan and others
- Listen to the anecdotes about the past and present on your smartphone
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Activity package
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Facilities
mobile
2 hours
Available in English
What's included
- Downloadable multimedia audio tour on the WeGoTrip app (in English)
- Detailed route from stop to stop with live GPS map on your smartphone
- Offline functionality, audio narration, and written text explanations
Not included
- Headphones
- Personal live guide
Where you'll meet
Start the tour any time after purchase, at the entrance of the cemetery.
Operated by
WeGoTrip
Important information
Know in advance:
* To access the audio-guided tour, you will have to download the App on your phone
* After booking, you will receive an SMS with a direct download link for the app and audio-guide
* This is a self-guided tour, there won't be any tour guide to meet you at the start location
* Start the tour any time after purchase, regardless of the date you select
* The audio tour ends at Porte Du Repos near the Philippe Auguste metro stop