Leonard Cohen’s Grave

Say hello. Say, I still love your songs. Say thank you. Leave a stone. Leave a flower. Don't trample the grass. Bow, and go your way. Do it again the next year. Do it every year, for as long as you can.

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Ok, first, let’s address why I am reviewing this- it’s out of respect to the cemetery grounds, and respect to Leonard. The last thing I’d want to do is to trample about the cemetery aimlessly, so this will help guide you to his resting place that he shares with his family. Let me just take a moment and say what a beautiful, peaceful place. The grounds were meticulously maintained. Once you enter, follow the path up to the three park benches. Sitting at the first park bench look across, and you will see a grass path. Follow it to the second or third row, and take a right. Walk about ten steps. You cannot miss it on your left.
From Mile End the directions to get there are as follows: Rue St. Urbaine east, and take a right on St. Joseph 650m, right on Chemin de la Cote St. Cath 300m, left avenue McCullogh 340m, left Chemin de la Forrest 23m. Bon Jour!