As in an actual town, the roads within Père-Lachaise have real names and are marked with street signs. What is this network of internal roads, distinct from the simple footpaths between the graves, generally called?
The answer
Père-Lachaise is laid out like a small town: its main roads are named avenues and paths, marked with signs, which help visitors find their way between the 97 Divisions.
This question belongs to the “Divisions and Topography” series of the Père-Lachaise quiz: ten questions, a story behind every right answer.