Saturday 9 may at 10:30

Printemps des cimetières : Visite commentée du cimetière de Gray

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Cimetière de Gray, 70100 Gray

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Contrary to popular belief, there's nothing morbid about strolling the aisles of a cemetery. They are veritable open-air museums.

Contrary to popular belief, there's nothing morbid about wandering through the alleys of a cemetery. They are veritable open-air museums, where sculpture, engraving and architecture rub shoulders... Discovering the funerary heritage during a guided tour provides an opportunity to explore a wide range of subjects: the evolution of society, the different architectural and artistic trends, the skills involved... Our "Memories in Stone" tour is an opportunity to learn more about the history of Gray and the surrounding area. Through the lives of the people buried there, history and memory are kept alive.