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.

There are more than 1,000 exhibits of the French Revolution murdered in Picts Cemetery, all beheaded. The cemetery is open only a few hours a day. There is also a military museum nearby. General Raphael's grave is also here. Many American flags can be seen.

Having read Linda's "Take a book to Paris", we should all know that here, General Lafayette's importance to the American War of Independence, his contribution and helplessness to the French Revolution. The last thing he could bury here was because his wife's family had been pushed to the guillotine during the French Revolution. As a family member, he could sleep here forever.

The cemetery of Picts is surrounded by many plants, and the cemetery here has become a very important place to look forward to.

This ancient tomb in Paris is not very famous, but the mausoleum of Marquis Raphael is here. I come to pay tribute to this distinguished aristocrat in French history. Many other aristocrats who died for French independence also lie here.