The twentieth district of Paris Known to Israeli travelers primarily for Père Lachaise, the famous cemetery where many French celebrities are buried. However, if you leave the cemetery and start traveling, you will discover many wonderful places where culinary delights mingle with landscapes and history.
Attractions in the 20th arrondissement
Père Lachaise Cemetery

Address: 16 Rue du Repos
Attraction type: Free
Metro: Philippe-August and Père Lachaise
Opening days and hours: Open every day between 0900:18 and 00:08, except Saturday, when it opens at 30:XNUMX.
A few words about the attraction: Père Lachaise is much more than just a cemetery. It is a combination of a romantic park and a historical journey through time thanks to the huge number of celebrities buried there. If you are interested in the history of this cemetery, I highly recommend you read the article Père Lachaise – If only the tombstones of the Paris cemetery could talk.
One more thing, if you speak French I highly recommend taking a trip with Thierry LeroisThe man is a true phenomenon and seems to know almost every tombstone and every “resident” of this large cemetery. With Thierry, I guarantee you will have an entertaining, fun and enriching experience.
Walking tours in the Belleville neighborhood
The 20th arrondissement and the Belleville neighborhood at its heart are well worth exploring on foot. For this very reason, let me introduce you to two Itineraries:
- A hiking trail following Edith Piaf: The famous singer was born in the Belleville district and lived here for quite a few years. Anyone who wants to understand the sources of inspiration for her poetry must take a walk here. A must-do route for fans of the singer, because if you do it, then, as the famous song says, you will not regret anything (Je ne regrette rien).
- The secrets of the 20th arrondissement: This is a tour route that focuses mainly on the Belleville neighborhood and contains quite a few culinary attractions related to the immigrant groups that have lived in this district for more than a century.
Looking for what else to do in Paris?
- Go toParis Museums and Attractions Page And see what can be found in the other districts of the City of Lights.
- Want to know what the most worthwhile exhibitions are that are taking place right now? Visit the pageRecommended edits in Paris museums.
- Interested in going outside of Paris for a day to freshen up and return to it with renewed strength? Go toAttractions outside Paris page.
- Looking for an interesting show? Don't miss it. The shows and cabarets page.












