easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some walking required
Discover the haunting beauty and storied past of Père Lachaise Cemetery on this guided tour. Uncover ghost stories, legendary graves, and the cemetery's hidden secrets—an unforgettable experience in Paris.
Private experience possible • 2 hours
Embark on a spine-chilling journey through Père-Lachaise Cemetery, where history and hauntings intertwine. Guided by an expert, discover the final resting places of legends like Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde while uncovering eerie tales of spirits and paranormal phenomena that make this iconic site one of Paris's most haunted locations.
Discover Père-Lachaise Cemetery, Paris's largest and most popular cemetery and the home of fantastic paranormal phenomena. Hear stories about the celebrities buried here, learn about the cemetery's long history, and uncover fascinating tales of ghosts that roam the grounds.
Walk amongst the graves with your guide and spot the resting places of famous celebrities like Frédéric Chopin, Edith Piaf, Marcel Proust, Oscar Wilde, and Jim Morrison. Learn about the lives of the celebrities and the numerous Parisians laid to rest in Père-Lachaise Cemetery.
With over one million people interned in the cemetery, it should be no surprise that it is one of the most haunted places in Paris. Learn about the long history of the cemetery, the strange cults associated with it, and delve into the hauntings reported over the years.
As you explore, your guide will tell you stories about spiritualist founder Allan Kardec, the fantasms found by the tomb of Jim Morisson, the ghost of Marcel Proust who wanders the cemetery looking for his lover, and many lesser-known phenomena that loom within Père-Lachaise Cemetery.
23 Bd de Ménilmontant, 75011 Paris, France
Meet your guide at the main entrance of the Cemetery Pere-Lachaise in the Boulevard Menilmontant at the corner of Rue de la Roquette and Menilmontant. Metro: Philippe Auguste or Père Lachaise
The cemetery involves a lot of walking over uneven paths and stairs, so sturdy shoes are essential.
If attending a night tour, a flashlight can help navigate darker areas and enhance the spooky atmosphere.
Paris weather can vary, so check the forecast and bring an umbrella or hat as needed.
Avoid touching or disturbing the graves, and follow guide instructions to preserve the cemetery’s integrity.
Père Lachaise was established in 1804 and became famous for its elaborate tombs and distinguished inhabitants, making it a symbol of Parisian artistry and mystery.
The cemetery actively maintains its historic monuments and encourages visitor respect, helping preserve its cultural and aesthetic integrity.
Sturdy shoes support walking over uneven and smooth surfaces for extended periods.
Weather-appropriate clothing keeps you comfortable during outdoor touring.
winter specific
Helpful for evening or early morning tours in darker areas.
winter specific
Capture the haunting statues, crypts, and scenic views along the way.