I do not like to be out on hot days so I thank you sincerely for making a beautiful video while being so uncomfortable. A very interesting video too. 💖💖⭐⭐💐💐
The bust on the top is Mr Auguste Bain born in 1856, passed away in 1916. He became a cutlery manufacturer and trader. He is the inventor of the mechanical single-edged razor and the hair clipper. It made the fortune of Auguste Bain, for whom the family was able to build an extraordinary chapel, covered with sculptures. The statue with a dog is his son, Robert Bain, born in 1891 and passed away in 1904, at a young age of 13. As for the identity or meaning of the other two statues, a boy and a girl remain unknown.
Thank you for finding Oscar Wild it’s not how I imagined it. But wow a different walk. Usually it’s cold and rainy Shame could here you struggling . Such a beautiful grave yard.
Ran across part 2 before part 1 but I will also watch it. Wow this is stunning remarkable lovely place. I am sure the video does it no justice to see all the beautiful monuments and statues with such marvelous carvings. Thank you so much ❤
@@SerenitySueGraveyards was in the hospital Sue, for a week, almost died. Got 3 units of platelets, 3 units of blood 4 antibiotics lots of other stuff. All numbers tanked. Better now. Went in with a low fever 100.3 went to 103. You know when you're dying, they don't tell you. I have a cancer navigator, she watches over me and makes sure everything is on track. She said I was in her prayers every night. I'm Soo stupid, it didn't Dawn on me about all the stuff they were putting into me, something was serious. Had a blood infection, part of the Cancer came off and went into my blood. I'm Soo sorry for your loss it was hard to see you so upset. Your such a good person. Looking forward to more videos, miss your old entry song before your vids started. Take care loralee
The statue of the still living lady is not a big secret. It is mentioned on the internet with picture and information. She organized it herself in 2008. Her name is also on the gravestone of her husband who is burried in a different cemetry. So she already creates some kind of mystery around her future death. Btw : I've been to père Lachaise several times and it is amazing. Thank you for your beautiful video!
Wow thanks so much, that's amazing. She really is a stunning lady too. I'm going to look this up as I find it strange her husband is not buried here, a little sad but it happens
The statue of the living lady is stunning...amazing sculpture work. I was not aware of this before the video, and this is not a practice i know of that is done very much here in the States. And why is her husband not with her? Hmm. But not just the statue of her, the amount of care, time, and attention to detail for so many of the gravesites and memorials here is amazing...every corner you turn its amazing...and each one is a persons history. Wow...could easily spend a lot of time there exploring!!
Hi Guys, There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about. 😂, Oscar wilde. I loved the tour, pity we couldn't see the grave of Edith Piaf, the little swallow. I love her song namely, Non je ne regrette rien. I have no regrets. A beautiful song. Cheers.
I will definitely go to visit that cemetery the next time I'm in France. Just got home from a stay in the south of France. Verrrrry Verrrrry warm weather, *whew* thanks for the tour. ❤
This was amazing! The sculptures and stained glass windows are priceless! Thanks for bringing us to the famous graves. Didn’t know Oscar Wilde was buried here! Ok, the patina is worn off that spot😂 Would you and GV go back? I bet you could spend a week in these cemeteries! Sorry I missed the live, I fell asleep 😴
I heard a Swiss-French accent there along the way. Very interesting video. I hope you two recovered from the heat! One tree actually had fall colour starting on it’s leaves 🍂 🍁 God Bless you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've been in the 90s with college on a paris trip it's so beautiful the tombstones are incredible the atmosphere otherworldly the lots of cats where they still around?
I have watched this video twice and left a comment. I can't find the comment! But I'll say again, this cemetery is incredible and out of this world. One of my top three indeed. Love you Sue! 🙏♥️
This was wonderful to watch. Many of those places are just beautiful. A lot of artistic ability went into those. Ty for the tour . Tc and stay safe always.
Just WoW! I wish you had more time, there was so much to see. Thank you for sticking it out through the heat, it's hard to enjoy yourself when it's that warm, stay hydrated ❤
Hi Sue. What an amazing place. So clearly well cared for & massive. I had a look on Google maps & it's huge. Thank you for your dedication & commitment in making these wonderful videos. Love & best wishes xx
I watched some of your early videos. You have come far in your quest. I hope y'all can find a cold beer somewhere abouts. Thanks for sharing your story with us!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
In Pere Lachaise, where twilight softly weaves, A realm of whispers, where love never leaves, Amidst the sepulchers and ivy's tender grace, A sacred beauty in this enchanting place. Ancient oaks, their limbs in reverence bow, To guard the secrets of those resting now, Each stone a saga, etched in history's embrace, In Pere Lachaise, where souls entwine with grace. Cobblestone paths meander through this sacred glen, Where vows of ardor and tears return again, Carved angels stand with mournful, watchful eyes, While the world outside in chaos flies. Oscar Wilde, in opulence, finds his sleep, 'Neath verses kissed by hearts that vigil keep, Piaf's sweet song, forever in the breeze, In Pere Lachaise, where legends find their ease. Jim Morrison's tomb, adorned by fervent souls, A rock 'n' roll poet, in sepulchral roles, In the City of Light, his spirit still does roam, In Pere Lachaise, where he's found his home. Marble sculptures, aged by the weight of years, Marked by grief, by love, and countless tears, Yet here, 'midst fragrant blooms that gently rise, Life and death waltz in profound reprise. Tombs and crypts, an artful labyrinth to view, A gallery of passion, of love renewed, In Pere Lachaise, where past and present twine, A timeless promenade, where souls entwine. In the moonlit alleys, and the sun's warm embrace, A saunter through Pere Lachaise, a sacred space, Where the living and the departed merge in night, In this cemetery of beauty, 'neath the Parisian light.
Hi Sue what an enlightening video learnt a lot of interesting facts another great video you made under trying conditions than youSue and also to your oss sider thanks both of you.
That place is awesomely beautiful, even had crows (although they sounded as if they had a French accent) 😂😂😂 you know if you don’t throw together a book (I know shut up Jim) 😂😂 if you don’t do a book it would be truly sad, I know you could do it and Corrine from “Are ghosts real” has herself already had a book published back in 2014, perhaps she’d give you some help with starting this project, I know she would she’s really a nice lady 👍👍👍 Excellent as always Sue ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Amazing video, Sue. So many beautiful graves. I love Oscar. I had no idea that people were kissing his grave. Noir is quite something, too. 😏 Thank you so much.
SUCH BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS , i could spend hours in there myself. Thank you so much for showing these graves, why didn't they bury Oscar Wilde in Ireland . ?
This is one of your best videos Sue. The monuments, the family mausoleums, are fascinating! I hope you were able to get a large cold 🥶 drink when you were done. Thank you very much Sue, for sharing this with us. Take care. 😊
Hi Sue,you miss Jim Morrisson American Singer from the group the Doors? They were going to exhume him recently? Heard they were Negotiating it? Interesting you think? Love the Irish cemetery prision one you did. I just did a episode on first Aviator to die in air crash here in Vermont,Got a Govenors Proclamation for it too, Keep up great sneaks int tombs ect?
Well we got a cheap hotel, which was lovely and we ate in macdonalds so we knew exactly what we were paying. The underground is cheap and efficient it was 2euro 10 cent per journey per person or you can buy a week card for bus and train
31:41 Couldn't find any information who lies in this grave with statue of a pelican, but I’m quite certain there must be an interesting story behind it!
I was there the week before Princess Diana died. I went with my sister to find Jim Morrisons grave. I remember we found Yves Montand, Oscar Wildes ( There was no glass partition) and Sarah Bernhardt graves. We eventually found Jim Morrisons and there was a guard guarding it at the time it smelled of drugs as well. If I had know about the guy you can rub I would definitely having given it a feel🤭😉🤣🤣🤣
Found some information on the lovely lady who died in 1944. Found it in French and used Google to translate it. Mrs. Andrée says: "In 1944, I live in the Montparnasse district, Lucienne lives in the Les Halles district where her father has a fruit and vegetable business. In August 1944, the announcement of the Allied's rapid advance led to a rumour of a near liberation of Paris. A few days before the arrival of the French troops, the resistance fighters harmed the occupants. I often call Lucienne to tell her what is happening in my neighbourhood and Lucienne is enthusiastic and ready to live this moment that we have all been waiting for for a long time. We made tricolour flags with what we could in the meantime. But it's also confusion. On August 20, 1944, Lucienne hearing an armoured sound, assumed that they were the liberators and went to her window waving her tricolour flag... unfortunately it was a German troop and a shot killed her Lucienne. That's how we are a victim of what was supposed to be a moment of joy: the liberation of Paris. ”
I was there in 2011 and with a full battery in my camera. I took some beautiful Fotos. My mother had asked me for a foto of Jim Morrison. Took one foto and my camera just shut down. Battery empty. So I didn't get Chopin and others. I always say that Jim didn't want his picture taken. Haha did they put glass around Wilde?!! I have a picture without the glass and covered with lipstick.
Yes the glass is around Oscars tomb but now they kiss the glass lol, you could have ten cameras with fresh batteries and still never see it all to photo, I think I left a title piece of my Irish heart there
The amount of money / time that it would have cost / taken to create these amazing structures ... and they say you 'cant take it with you when you go'? I think they did.
Theres a gag channel on here with a guy sitting on a bench dressed as a bandit cowboy whos robbed a bank and he looks like he's made of bronze,if he'd see this he'd gag scare the pants off these friendly women,😉
George Rodenbach cause of death appendicitis at age 43. Typical reason for an early death in the days before antibiotics. His tomb is one of the best sculptures in Père Lachaise for me. Remarkable but not ostentatious, as some are clearly monuments to the family's wealth.
That's interesting. They put a glass enclosure around Oscar Wilde's grave. That was not there when I visited in the 90s. There was a penis hanging from the man positioned on the side of the grave. It had been broken off. Looks like they didn't replace it.
Saying hello from Granite Bay, California Hoping your kids are doing well with the death of their Dad. Sending my best to you and your husband I know the time you spend giving us pleasure.
It is believed that if a woman kisses the statue of Victor Noir on the lips, rubs the bulge in his trousers and drops a flower in his hat it will bring her enhanced fertility, and a blissful sex life. More specifically - if you want to find a beautiful lover, you should kiss Noir`s lips; if you want to get pregnant, you should touch his right foot; and if you want to have twins, you should touch his left foot. According to the myth, a baby will follow soon after and single ladies will find a husband within the year. I found this very interesting
Père-Lachaise Part one ua-cam.com/video/sgaR-Ng2WL8/v-deo.html
Really beautiful cemetery ❤& some marvellous monuments
That is one of the most beautiful cemeteries you visited I love it
I think so too
Glad i found this video i think i missed it. I love these cemetaries so much beauty. Thanx for for a wonderful tour❤😊❤😊
Glad you enjoyed it
I love Chopin funeral march. such wonderful Graves
Thank you ❤️
I do not like to be out on hot days so I thank you sincerely for making a beautiful video while being so uncomfortable. A very interesting video too. 💖💖⭐⭐💐💐
You are so welcome! Daphne, I was exhausted but loved every minute
This is a very historic cemetery and beautiful Graves.❤❤
Definitely one of the largest and the most beautiful I've seen
Lovely, thank you!
I’m glad that Heloise and Abelard are together.
Thank you too!
The statue of the family and the dog is incredible.
I agree, so many to catch the yes and get you lost too, it happened so many times here, keep seeing beautiful monuments then you're lost again
The bust on the top is Mr Auguste Bain born in 1856, passed away in 1916. He became a cutlery manufacturer and trader. He is the inventor of the mechanical single-edged razor and the hair clipper. It made the fortune of Auguste Bain, for whom the family was able to build an extraordinary chapel, covered with sculptures. The statue with a dog is his son, Robert Bain, born in 1891 and passed away in 1904, at a young age of 13. As for the identity or meaning of the other two statues, a boy and a girl remain unknown.
Brilliant!! Thank you ❤️
Thank you so much @johnnyquest6894 it's always nice to hear of their stories.
@@SerenitySueGraveyards honestly I get lost so easily lol. So I dread to think where I would end up. I definitely need a chaperone. 😅
Stunning ,just stunning .their lives their history X❤️
I couldn't agree more Marie ❤️
The sculptures were beautiful, Sue. Thank you so much for sharing Oscar Wilde's grave site.
You are very welcome
What a beautiful cemetery 😊
It sure is ❤️
Thank you for finding Oscar Wild it’s not how I imagined it. But wow a different walk. Usually it’s cold and rainy Shame could here you struggling . Such a beautiful grave yard.
It was so hot, plus all the walking, I was so tired but really enjoyed it
Lots on interesting history. Beautiful architecture and sculptures!
Glad you enjoyed it
Champs, the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame etc but failed to check the cemeteries. Thanks for filling that for us!
Our pleasure!
Ran across part 2 before part 1 but I will also watch it.
Wow this is stunning remarkable lovely place. I am sure the video does it no justice to see all the beautiful monuments and statues with such marvelous carvings. Thank you so much ❤
Glad you enjoyed it, it's definitely one of my favourites
The symbolism in the details of the older monuments would be interesting to explore. There are many messages hidden in plain sight within them.
I agree, it's fascinating
Thank you for a most beautiful tour. God bless for making this possible.😊
So nice of you to say, thanks 😊
My heart did drop when I saw those young kids graves. Once you've seen that, you will never forget that moment. So so sad. RIP young souls.❤
The young children's graves are the saddest
Love the video today from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks Kylie ❤️
Fabulous monuments Fabulous statuus Fabulous Oscar Wilde Fabulous video...Thank you soooo much Sue..😘
Thanks Maureen ❤️
I like the one with the 2 lovers, how they made that is incredible it's so big the edges are do smooth and so much detail, thanks Sue, your amazing
Hi Lora Lee, hope you're well x x
@@SerenitySueGraveyards was in the hospital Sue, for a week, almost died. Got 3 units of platelets, 3 units of blood 4 antibiotics lots of other stuff. All numbers tanked. Better now. Went in with a low fever 100.3 went to 103. You know when you're dying, they don't tell you. I have a cancer navigator, she watches over me and makes sure everything is on track. She said I was in her prayers every night. I'm Soo stupid, it didn't Dawn on me about all the stuff they were putting into me, something was serious. Had a blood infection, part of the Cancer came off and went into my blood. I'm Soo sorry for your loss it was hard to see you so upset. Your such a good person. Looking forward to more videos, miss your old entry song before your vids started. Take care loralee
Beautiful cemetary. Thank you Sue and GV💐
Glad you enjoyed it
The statue of the still living lady is not a big secret. It is mentioned on the internet with picture and information. She organized it herself in 2008. Her name is also on the gravestone of her husband who is burried in a different cemetry. So she already creates some kind of mystery around her future death. Btw : I've been to père Lachaise several times and it is amazing. Thank you for your beautiful video!
Wow thanks so much, that's amazing. She really is a stunning lady too. I'm going to look this up as I find it strange her husband is not buried here, a little sad but it happens
The statue of the living lady is stunning...amazing sculpture work. I was not aware of this before the video, and this is not a practice i know of that is done very much here in the States. And why is her husband not with her? Hmm. But not just the statue of her, the amount of care, time, and attention to detail for so many of the gravesites and memorials here is amazing...every corner you turn its amazing...and each one is a persons history. Wow...could easily spend a lot of time there exploring!!
Take care in that heat guys. God bless
God Bless you 🙏
A great Video lots of history sue sorry I missed your live showing working on our 146 year old house
Thanks OK Jamie x x
Fantastic Sue. You must have been worn out. It was very interesting. Lovely graves. Hope you are all doing ok.Much Love from Africa..Xxxx
Thanks Yvonne, I really was exhausted
Very lovely cemetery. Some really cool markers.
Definitely some of the most amazing monuments I've seen
Hi Guys, There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about. 😂, Oscar wilde. I loved the tour, pity we couldn't see the grave of Edith Piaf, the little swallow. I love her song namely, Non je ne regrette rien. I have no regrets. A beautiful song. Cheers.
Oh I searched for Edith but this place was bigger than I'd ever thought. Even the map was of no help, we asked so many who also seemed as lost as I
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Hi Sue, no probs it look smaller than it really is, but beautiful resting place.
I will definitely go to visit that cemetery the next time I'm in France. Just got home from a stay in the south of France. Verrrrry Verrrrry warm weather, *whew* thanks for the tour. ❤
Very Welcome 🙏
Wonderful tour Sue. There are many out there but this was one of the best. Thank you...Bless you.
You are so welcome
That "Standing guard" is impressive!
There was so many to see, each one just blew my mind
Sue, A lot of these are very cool!
Completely agree ❤️
Those statues are so real looking, and strange, like the one that is a paint pallet, alot of famous people! From Lynda in Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you, yes some very beautiful, some very art deco in design
This was amazing! The sculptures and stained glass windows are priceless! Thanks for bringing us to the famous graves. Didn’t know Oscar Wilde was buried here! Ok, the patina is worn off that spot😂
Would you and GV go back? I bet you could spend a week in these cemeteries! Sorry I missed the live, I fell asleep 😴
I'd love to go back, so many I couldn't find here, thanks Liz x x
I heard a Swiss-French accent there along the way. Very interesting video. I hope you two recovered from the heat! One tree actually had fall colour starting on it’s leaves 🍂 🍁
God Bless you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much, all recovered now
This is the best way to present the cemetery, as you walked I looked. The same as I would have been there. Great job!
Thank you so much 💓
Great video Sue just stunning ❤❤❤ love from Australia ❤
@@narelle-creative-artsthanks x
Thank you both for the beautiful tour of this cemetery for this is the only way I will see it.
Glad you enjoyed it
I've been in the 90s with college on a paris trip it's so beautiful the tombstones are incredible the atmosphere otherworldly the lots of cats where they still around?
Yes, plenty of cats about, it sure is amazing there
@@SerenitySueGraveyards 🐈🇬🇧👍
I have watched this video twice and left a comment. I can't find the comment! But I'll say again, this cemetery is incredible and out of this world. One of my top three indeed. Love you Sue! 🙏♥️
Thanks Janet, love you 😍 ❤️
This was wonderful to watch. Many of those places are just beautiful. A lot of artistic ability went into those. Ty for the tour . Tc and stay safe always.
Thanks for watching ❤️
Thank you Sue..beautiful just beautiful..I’m sorry you had so much trouble with the heat. Be well and stay safe ❤
Thanks so much Robert ❤️
Just WoW! I wish you had more time, there was so much to see. Thank you for sticking it out through the heat, it's hard to enjoy yourself when it's that warm, stay hydrated ❤
Thank you, we spent around 5/6hrs here, it was absolutely amazing but the heat just drained me x x
Thank you Sue,this cemetary is so beautiful.
I think so too!
Thank you Sue, just beautiful ! ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Hi Sue. What an amazing place. So clearly well cared for & massive. I had a look on Google maps & it's huge. Thank you for your dedication & commitment in making these wonderful videos. Love & best wishes xx
I watched some of your early videos. You have come far in your quest. I hope y'all can find a cold beer somewhere abouts. Thanks for sharing your story with us!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you so much 💓
In Pere Lachaise, where twilight softly weaves,
A realm of whispers, where love never leaves,
Amidst the sepulchers and ivy's tender grace,
A sacred beauty in this enchanting place.
Ancient oaks, their limbs in reverence bow,
To guard the secrets of those resting now,
Each stone a saga, etched in history's embrace,
In Pere Lachaise, where souls entwine with grace.
Cobblestone paths meander through this sacred glen,
Where vows of ardor and tears return again,
Carved angels stand with mournful, watchful eyes,
While the world outside in chaos flies.
Oscar Wilde, in opulence, finds his sleep,
'Neath verses kissed by hearts that vigil keep,
Piaf's sweet song, forever in the breeze,
In Pere Lachaise, where legends find their ease.
Jim Morrison's tomb, adorned by fervent souls,
A rock 'n' roll poet, in sepulchral roles,
In the City of Light, his spirit still does roam,
In Pere Lachaise, where he's found his home.
Marble sculptures, aged by the weight of years,
Marked by grief, by love, and countless tears,
Yet here, 'midst fragrant blooms that gently rise,
Life and death waltz in profound reprise.
Tombs and crypts, an artful labyrinth to view,
A gallery of passion, of love renewed,
In Pere Lachaise, where past and present twine,
A timeless promenade, where souls entwine.
In the moonlit alleys, and the sun's warm embrace,
A saunter through Pere Lachaise, a sacred space,
Where the living and the departed merge in night,
In this cemetery of beauty, 'neath the Parisian light.
Beautiful
I love that cemetery.
Thank you so much this cemetery is beautiful God Bless and thank you again. 🙏♥️
You are so welcome
Hello Sue , fantastic so much to see I would love to do a tour of this place . Thanks you Sue .
If you ever get a chance to go definitely Père-Lachaise should be the number one go to
You know how to pick the most beautiful places.
Thanks Joe, I have wanted to visit Paris for a long time. I actually this Père-Lachaise is one of the most beautiful cemeteries in Europe
Hi Sue what an enlightening video learnt a lot of interesting facts another great video you made under trying conditions than youSue and also to your oss sider thanks both of you.
Thanks so much
That place is awesomely beautiful, even had crows (although they sounded as if they had a French accent) 😂😂😂 you know if you don’t throw together a book (I know shut up Jim) 😂😂 if you don’t do a book it would be truly sad, I know you could do it and Corrine from “Are ghosts real” has herself already had a book published back in 2014, perhaps she’d give you some help with starting this project, I know she would she’s really a nice lady 👍👍👍
Excellent as always Sue ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Jim, how are you, any new videos coming? I know you're busy but take it easy
This is intriguing. Can't wait!
Thanks toms ❤️
Another awesome video Sue..Thanks for walking all those steps in the heat to bring us it 😊
My pleasure 😊
Amazing video, Sue. So many beautiful graves. I love Oscar. I had no idea that people were kissing his grave. Noir is quite something, too. 😏 Thank you so much.
Thanks toms, appreciate it 🙏
Thank you so much.
Very welcome 🙏
Amazing walk thru 🐨🥰
Thanks x
SUCH BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS , i could spend hours in there myself. Thank you so much for showing these graves, why didn't they bury Oscar Wilde in Ireland . ?
Seemly he died bankrupt and they couldn't afford to send him home
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Oh , that is so sad. 😢💔
Thank you for sharing x
Thanks for watching!
Great video guys xx
Thanks Barb
That's so sweet poor little Kelly so sad ❤ X X take care
Hi Shel this place was wonderful
This is one of your best videos Sue.
The monuments, the family mausoleums, are fascinating!
I hope you were able to get a large cold 🥶 drink when you were done. Thank you very much Sue, for sharing this with us. Take care. 😊
I did! Straight to the Père-Lachaise restaurant for a pint of coke and Ice, best drink I ever tasted
Beautiful cemetery ❤
Thank you, I agree ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards 🙂🙂🙂🥰
Beautiful
Thank you
Omg 😂 were they sitting on his face as well 😂
Worse than that 😂
🤮
I agree
Disgusting.
@@GraveVisitations😂
Beautiful graveyard ❤
It really is!
Looking forward to the vlog.
Thanks ❤️
Thank you so much. Totally fascinating to me ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
In joyed! So many people that have passed tried to convey what they were on this earth.
Thanks Cheeto
WOW!💚💚💚🍀🍀🍀
Couldn't say it better myself
Poor Victor come on let him have a rest ladies 😂 amazing grave sue 😊
Poor Victor is right 🤣
Go here . Highgate Cemetary, London, England
I've been, videos on my channel
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I will look for it .
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Alaska loves how you guys say " just there " .
Thanks ❤️
Hi Sue,you miss Jim Morrisson American Singer from the group the Doors? They were going to exhume him recently? Heard they were Negotiating it? Interesting you think? Love the Irish cemetery prision one you did. I just did a episode on first Aviator to die in air crash here in Vermont,Got a Govenors Proclamation for it too, Keep up great sneaks int tombs ect?
We found him he's on grave Visitations channel
I'll try to find it? Come over to the states,I'll show you some really interesting sites,get you on my radio show,again,thank you Sue!
@kevintitus5290 that would be fantastic, very expensive though
Some day? France expensive too?
@@SerenitySueGraveyards
Well we got a cheap hotel, which was lovely and we ate in macdonalds so we knew exactly what we were paying. The underground is cheap and efficient it was 2euro 10 cent per journey per person or you can buy a week card for bus and train
I wish hundreds of women would visit me...😄
Hahaha Kris
Ya have to pass and get your own statue with a bump,lol😅
😂
Dear Sue. in my innocence I thought it was the pore fellas Knee that had been touched for luck. We’re a bit backwards here in Australia.
Not at all but yup it was his manhood they touch
31:41 Couldn't find any information who lies in this grave with statue of a pelican, but I’m quite certain there must be an interesting story behind it!
I couldn't either, very interesting
A beautiful cematery. It would have been nice to know the dates of their deaths.
I did what I could
I was there the week before Princess Diana died. I went with my sister to find Jim Morrisons grave. I remember we found Yves Montand, Oscar Wildes ( There was no glass partition) and Sarah Bernhardt graves. We eventually found Jim Morrisons and there was a guard guarding it at the time it smelled of drugs as well. If I had know about the guy you can rub I would definitely having given it a feel🤭😉🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha its crazy to see
Found some information on the lovely lady who died in 1944. Found it in French and used Google to translate it.
Mrs. Andrée says:
"In 1944, I live in the Montparnasse district, Lucienne lives in the Les Halles district where her father has a fruit and vegetable business. In August 1944, the announcement of the Allied's rapid advance led to a rumour of a near liberation of Paris.
A few days before the arrival of the French troops, the resistance fighters harmed the occupants. I often call Lucienne to tell her what is happening in my neighbourhood and Lucienne is enthusiastic and ready to live this moment that we have all been waiting for for a long time.
We made tricolour flags with what we could in the meantime. But it's also confusion. On August 20, 1944, Lucienne hearing an armoured sound, assumed that they were the liberators and went to her window waving her tricolour flag... unfortunately it was a German troop and a shot killed her Lucienne.
That's how we are a victim of what was supposed to be a moment of joy: the liberation of Paris. ”
How very sad, such a wate of a beautiful life 😢
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Yes. She was in the prime of her life and so close to the end of the war.
I have a picture of myself at Noir's grave.
Oh really, cool
I was there in 2011 and with a full battery in my camera. I took some beautiful Fotos. My mother had asked me for a foto of Jim Morrison. Took one foto and my camera just shut down. Battery empty. So I didn't get Chopin and others. I always say that Jim didn't want his picture taken. Haha did they put glass around Wilde?!! I have a picture without the glass and covered with lipstick.
Yes the glass is around Oscars tomb but now they kiss the glass lol, you could have ten cameras with fresh batteries and still never see it all to photo, I think I left a title piece of my Irish heart there
Do these women know he was GAY. There were so many stunning graves/mausoleum. Thanks Sue
I'm not sure if they did but what a stunning Place it is
RIP little Kelly🙏🙏🙏
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The amount of money / time that it would have cost / taken to create these amazing structures ... and they say you 'cant take it with you when you go'? I think they did.
I agree with you, absolutely amazing
Where is Jim Morrison,s grave ?
Grave Visitations channel
Theres a gag channel on here with a guy sitting on a bench dressed as a bandit cowboy whos robbed a bank and he looks like he's made of bronze,if he'd see this he'd gag scare the pants off these friendly women,😉
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He'll be done for murder 😂
George Rodenbach cause of death appendicitis at age 43. Typical reason for an early death in the days before antibiotics. His tomb is one of the best sculptures in Père Lachaise for me. Remarkable but not ostentatious, as some are clearly monuments to the family's wealth.
Thanks a million, as we say here, you can't bring it with you. Yet I find the monuments works of art
It looks like his feet were rubbed as well strange
Very strange, there are some pretty disgusting photos online of practically naked women doing photoshoots with Victor.
That's most likely what killed him, looks like lonely women come to sit on his bump its rather worn and polished looking😆
Haha close lol you'll have to wait and see
Can't read it goes to fast...
Click on the Pause or Stop symbol and then you can read the information on the screen.
Thanks Susie, I was just about to say that x x
This woman gives me the creeps…😳😳😳
What woman?? Me or the statue 😳
That's interesting. They put a glass enclosure around Oscar Wilde's grave. That was not there when I visited in the 90s. There was a penis hanging from the man positioned on the side of the grave. It had been broken off. Looks like they didn't replace it.
Not sure when the glass was put up around Oscar Wildes grave
Been to PLC three times, still have not covered it all
It's amazing and so huge
I wonder if Victor got that much action while still alive..?
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Saying hello from Granite Bay, California Hoping your kids are doing well with the death of their Dad. Sending my best to you and your husband I know the time you spend giving us pleasure.
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It is believed that if a woman kisses the statue of Victor Noir on the lips, rubs the bulge in his trousers and drops a flower in his hat it will bring her enhanced fertility, and a blissful sex life. More specifically - if you want to find a beautiful lover, you should kiss Noir`s lips; if you want to get pregnant, you should touch his right foot; and if you want to have twins, you should touch his left foot. According to the myth, a baby will follow soon after and single ladies will find a husband within the year.
I found this very interesting
I heard that yes, wonder how many times it worked
You and GV are existed but it is a good exosted
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May be the statue of the lady they have no body therefore she is missing
The lady statue, I'd say means she has not passed yet, lots of people do this nowadays this one is probably the best I've found