What you'll hear inside Chartreuse Cemetery:

• 1
  Baroque Portico of the Ancient Carthusian Convent

  The north entrance to the Cimetière de la Chartreuse, this baroque gateway is the only surviving architectural remnant of the former Carthusian monastery on the site.

• 2
  General Moreau's Heart Shrine

  A small Roman-style pavilion within the Cimetière de la Chartreuse, housing the preserved heart of General Jean-Victor Moreau (1763–1813), a notable figure of the French Revolution.

• 3
  Cenotaph of Francisco de Goya

  A cenotaph recalling that Francisco de Goya, who died in Bordeaux in 1828, was once buried here.

• 4
  Monument to the Fallen in Algeria (Bugia)

  Originally erected in Béjaïa, Algeria, this memorial was brought to Bordeaux in 1968.

• 5
  Nancy Andrews Tomb (1808)

  The oldest surviving tomb in the Cimetière de la Chartreuse, dating from April 1808, bears epitaphs in both French and English, reflecting Bordeaux's historic ties with Britain.

• 6
  Tomb of Flora Tristan

  The resting place of Flora Tristan (1803–1844), pioneering feminist and early labour movement figure, whose tomb remains one of the most visited in the Cimetière de la Chartreuse.