Well, not the Paris of 1971, just the stops that Doors fans troop to.
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| No 17 Rue Beautreillis, where Jimbo kicked it. Vieran, owner of Le Beautreillis the restaurant across the street says it's the one with the red flowers. |
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| Jimbo used to do whiskey shots at Restaurant Le Beautreills, long before Vieran bought the place. |
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| Vieran has quite a little cottage industry going around Jim Morrison. He can talk for hours about Jim, the Doors and just about anything else. There's quite a shrine of stuff inside. Worth a stop. |
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| Young folks flock to the grave in Pere-Lachaise. |
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| The site has been cleaned up, the grafitti removed, and is now under 24 hour guard. The bust was stolen a while ago. |
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| Samwiched between Pere-Lachaise and Av Gambetta is a park called Square Samuel de Champlain. At first flance it appears to be just part of a stone well. As you gaze at it, subtle images of many tortured faces rise out of the stone. Unfortunatly a scanned photograph doesn't do it justice. |
