Portes des mausolées VIII

Today we end our series of mausoleum doors in Paris. Perhaps I'll do another cemetery series in the future. Over the years I have visited many and have more images to share!

Portes des mausolées II

Cimetière du Montparnasse

Portes des mausolées I

Today begins a new mini series, mausoleum doors. This beautiful green door was found at the Cimetière du Montparnasse. In the coming weeks, we will visit many other resting places in Paris.

Amis

Spending eternity together at Cimetière du Passy.

2 rue du Commandant Schloesing

75016 Paris

Cimetière de Passy V - Paris Rouge

Peering inside mausoleums in Paris cemeteries is fascinating. Here, all the comforts of home!

Cimetière de Passy IV - La rose

Continuing the Cimetière de Passy series, today a look into one of the beautiful mausoleums.  This cemetery is almost 200 years old and is very well kept. 

Cimetière de Passy II - La porte ouverte

Today, the second in the Passy series. The mausoleums here are beautiful. I think I could publish and entire book of just the doors. I especially loved the blue palm fronds and wreath on the doors and the shadows inside.

La Croix

Thanks to my travel amie, Mary Gilbert, I've learned to love the beauty of Paris cemeteries. Mausoleums are particularly beautiful. This one captured at Père Llachaise. This cemetery, located in the 20th arrondissement, is the largest so plan to spend a long time there exploring this lovely resting place.

Cimetière de Passy

As you know by know, Passy is one of my favorite resting places in Paris. Conveniently located near Trocadéro and la Tour Eiffel, it's small, well kept and doable in a short amount of time  If you have the luxury of an extended visit to Paris, of course visit Père Lachaise, if not, this will give you the Paris cemetery experience. 

My Favorite Cemetery in Paris

Oh, Cimetière de Passy is one of my favorite resting places in Paris. Located near Trocadéro and the Palais de Chaillot, it's a small, lovely cemetery that gives you a taste of Paris resting places.

Cimetière de Montmartre

Deux croix

Cimetière du Père-Lachaise

Le corbeau

Well, maybe not,  but it seemed like the natural bird to be perching on a mausoleum at Cimetière de Montmartre.