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Picpus Cemetery (French: Cimetière de Picpus, ) is the largest private cemetery in Paris, France, located in the 12th arrondissement. It was created from land seized from the convent of the Chanoinesses de St-Augustin, during the French Revolution.
Der Cimetière de Picpus ist der größte private Friedhof im Quartier Picpus in Paris. Er beherbergt die Massengräber von 1306 Opfern der Terrorherrschaft, die in dem kurzen Zeitraum vom 14. Juni bis zum Sturz Robespierres am 27. Juli 1794 auf der Place du Trône renversé unter der Guillotine hingerichtet wurden, sowie Gräber von ...
Le cimetière, dont le jardin et ses fosses sont entourés d'un mur, est inscrit au titre des monuments historiques en 1998 4 . Situé au 35, rue de Picpus dans le 12e arrondissement, il ne se visite que l'après-midi, de 14 h à 17 h, lundi au samedi (fermé dimanche et jours fériés).
The Cemetery for the Guillotined Victims of the Terror. The Picpus Cemetery is not listed among the most famous cemeteries in Paris. However, it’s a beautiful place to see, with a thrilling history. For us, le Cimitière de Picpus is a must-see of Paris, especially if you are an American visiting Paris.
19. Juli 2010 · Today, the Cimetière de Picpus is the largest private cemetery in Paris. It is remarkable not only for its grisly history, but also for the fact that men and women, adults and children,...
Picpus is still one of the only private cemeteries in Paris today: only descendants of the families of the victims from the Terror can be buried here. The Picpus Cemetery and the Fields of Martyrs where the Victims of the Revolution Were Buried in 1898. Location. Itinerary. 35 rue de Picpus. Suggestion. The Place de la Nation and its neighborhood.
35 rue de Picpus - 75012 Paris. Created in the middle of the torment of the Revolution, the Picpus Cemetery is the only private cemetery in Paris which is still in activity. It is composed of an enclosure closed off from the public and an adjoining small cemetery, visible through the metal gate which separates it from the main cemetery.
