Paris: Day 15

Day 15: Cemetery, Burgers, and Paris in the Rain

The perfect rainy day for a visit to Cimetière du Père Lachaise, providing an extremely eery setting for cemetery exploring. It felt like the beginning of a horror movie, passing few people while exploring and having crows cawing as the background noise.

We found the head stones of Pissarro (left), Jim Morrison (right), and Oscar Wilde.

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(Becky you would have died over all the gorgeous flowers there….no pun intended….)

Next was lunch at Blend. Hands down one of the best burgers I’ve ever had. A must if you come to Paris.

We spent the night wandering back home in the rain, stopping to pick up macaroons for dinner (because why not). The end of one of our greatest days here. It’s been said that Paris is most beautiful in the rain. And I wouldn’t argue that.

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