Molière meets Morrison

he place known as the cimetière du Père-Lachaise, the largest cemetery in the city and certainly one of the most spectacular bone yards in the world, also used to be sort of a farm where vegetables were grown, wheat and grapes. It was turned into a church-owned park later and the revolutionaries opened it for burials in the late 18th century. The first body put into the ground here belonged to an unknown modest police employee but he would get some world famous company overtime. Edith Piaf: no regrets Pilgrimage is a problem Today, you can stroll around the tombstones of Chopin, Molière, Rossini. Of...