Père Lachaise Immersive Investigation Become a Cemetery Detective

Welcome to our tour. Here, you're not a visitor — you're a detective. Armed with a notebook and a mystery, you'll follow a trail of clues hidden in the tombs of Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Édith Piaf, and other legends. Your mission? Find the Seal of the Eternals — a secret no one has ever uncovered.

ALLAN KARDEC — THE FATHER OF SPIRITISM
In front of the most visited tomb in the cemetery, detectives discover Allan Kardec, the man who spoke to the dead. Here, the living touch the stone worn smooth by generations of believers. Why? Because Kardec taught that death is only a transition. Visitors leave with their first clue and their first word. Keyword for the poem: Curiosity

HÉLOÏSE & ABÉLARD — THE ETERNAL LOVERS The tomb of the 12th century's most famous forbidden lovers. Their story weaves passion, scandal, castration, and heartbreaking love letters. Reunited in death after a life of separation, they embody the power of love against all odds. Detectives observe the symbols of union and separation carved in stone Keyword for the poem: Love

FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN — THE TRAVELING HEART Chopin's body rests here, but his heart is in Warsaw, sealed inside a church column. Why? A final wish, a jar of cognac, and a mystery that crosses borders. Detectives listen to 30 seconds of his music and let emotion wash over them. Keyword for the poem: Soul

MOLIÈRE & LA FONTAINE — THE MISSING BODIES Two giants of French literature, buried together… or are they? Rumors persist: were the bodies moved? Lost? Replaced? This tomb questions the line between physical presence and lasting legacy. Detectives search for clues of absence and memory. Keyword for the poem: Legacy

OSCAR WILDE — THE HIDDEN MESSAGE Oscar Wilde's tomb, crowned by a veiled angel, holds a secret. Kisses, flowers, and words left by admirers cover the stone. But the real message lies elsewhere, carved in stone and history. Detectives discover why the angel was censored — and what Wilde truly wanted to tell us. Keyword for the poem: Truth

JIM MORRISON — THE ROCK MYSTERY The most chaotic tomb in the cemetery: the Lizard King's, lead singer of The Doors. Died at 27 under circumstances never solved. Here, no marble, no angels — just graffiti, candles, whiskey bottles. Fans come to touch the legend. But who really rests here? The man or the myth? Keyword for the poem: Curiosity

ÉDITH PIAF — THE VOICE OF PARIS The final stop of the investigation: the modest tomb of the "Little Sparrow," surrounded by roses and handwritten notes. Piaf is Paris: the streets, love, tears, hope. Here, no noise, no chaos — just a presence that transcends time. Detectives listen to 30 seconds of La Vie en Rose and write their final word.

Notebooks open, words gathered, clues connected. Detectives discover the true secret of Père-Lachaise: the Seal of the Eternals. It's an object ? — it's a truth ? One that every tomb, every story, every word has revealed. Final mission photo, closing speech, and farewell to the Shadow Seekers.