Where is Jim Morrison Burried?

Question

I was wondering where Jim Morrison was burried, I'm a Huge fan of His, and I wanted to visit his grave site, but I can't yet, I don't know where it is.

Answer 1

Paris France.. I have been there

Answer 2

The City of Light, Paris France

Answer 3

Last time I looked he was buried in a cemetery in Momartre in Paris...can't remember the name of the cemetery. Here's an excerpt from a link:

Morrison is buried in "The Poets' Corner" of the famous Père Lachaise cemetery in eastern Paris. In the past, some of his fans were nuisances, leaving litter, graffiti, and cannabis behind them after their visits. Well-publicized complaints by numerous families of the deceased about desecration of surrounding grave sites led many to expect that Morrison's remains would be forcibly relocated when the 30-year lease to his plot expired. Parisian authorities, however, have denied any such intention. Indeed, Morrison's grave has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in Paris, along with Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Louvre. In 1993, his parents visited the site and made arrangements with a cleaning company to have the graffiti removed from the nearby tombstones. (WGS84: 48°51′33.8″N, 2°23′37.2″E)
Morrison's gravestone has a Greek inscription reading Κατά τον δαίμονα ἑαυτοῦ, in capital letters (ΚΑΤΑ ΤΟΝ ΔΑΙΜΟΝΑ ΕΑΥΤΟΥ). The meaning intended by the Morrison family when the inscription was selected is "True to his own spirit". Morrison's father either selected the phrase or drafted it himself. The literal meaning is "according to his own daimōn", an Ancient Greek word that usually implies luck, fortune, "guiding star" and the like, with no negative or pejorative connotations. Various erroneous interpretations of the inscription have been proposed, including, "down with his own demons" (presumably in Hell), "burnt by his demons", "with the devil himself."

Answer 4

Pere-Lachaise cemetary.

The best way to get there is by taking the Metro and the line required is Nation-Porte Dauphine.

Get off at the Phillipe-Auguste stop, take the steps leading to the Boulevard de Charonne and the celebrated graveyard is marked by signs from there.

Fourth biggest tourist attraction in Paris

Answer 5

I visited his grave site....it is in Paris......the cemetery of Pere Lachaise. It was there almost ten years ago and I remember there were a few people at his grave and some French girl went to put a mouse on the tombstone and a security officer told her not to....kind of funny. There are other famous people in that cemetery too, including Chopin.

Answer 6

Jim is burried on Père Lachaise Cemetery, in Paris - France. If you wanna see his grave you can see the site http://www.pere-lachaise.com/ to see the pics of his grave and get more information about it.

Answer 7

Paris, France

Answer 8

Paris,France

Answer 9

Division 6 of Père-Lachaise Cemetery in Paris...There are many other famous characters buried there. It's worth a day's time...

Answer 10

here is a site giving a virtual tour of his grave site.
http://www.thedoors.com/band/jim/?fa=gravemain
Might be quicker than getting on a plane.