Picpus Cemetery

For those who like history, you should know that the cemetery is changed, where many politicians are buried, especially General Lafayette is arguably the most famous, and there are not many people who visit it.

The cemetery contains a collection of more than a thousand displays killed during the French Revolution, all beheaded, the cemetery is open for only a few hours a day, there is also an army museum nearby, and the grave of General Lafayette is also here, where many American flags can be seen.

Having read Linda’s “Take a Book to Paris,” you should know that here, General Lafayette’s importance to the American War of Independence, his contribution to the French Revolution and his helplessness. He can finally be buried here because his wife's family was pushed to the guillotine during the French Revolution, and he can sleep here as a family member...

The cemetery is surrounded by plants and has become a very important place to visit.

The tomb in Paris is not very famous, but the mausoleum of the Marquis de Lafayette is here, and I come to see the distinguished nobleman in French history, and many noblemen who died for French independence have also slept here