The Paris Catacombs are the City of Light's darkest tourist attraction: labyrinthine tunnels that house the remains of six million people, which were carted from overflowing cemeteries in the late ...

Tunnels occasionally collapse ... Behind the neat stack of skulls, tibias, and femurs in the Paris catacombs lies a chaos of bones. In the 18th and 19th centuries the city dug up millions of ...

Not every inch of Paris is as romantic as ... might want to sit this one out, as the tunnels are narrow and cramped. Visitors are welcome to tour the catacombs Tuesday through Sunday from 9: ...

Workers at the historic catacombs of Paris are rebuilding a wall containing remains of martyrs from the French Revolution. The massive underground gravesite houses up to 7 million bodies ...

The catacombs, a network of dark and narrow underground tunnels and tombs, hold the secret that eventually leads Indy to the hideout of the Holy Grail. Unfortunately, the dramatic scene is fictional.

Deep in the heart of Paris, a series of underground tunnels snakes across the city ... from collective memory – abandoned basements, catacombs, and subways hundreds of miles apart.

The Paris Catacombs are the City of Light's darkest tourist attraction: labyrinthine tunnels that house the remains of six million people, which were carted from overflowing cemeteries in the late ...

The most famous modern catacombs are those of Paris, which-extend under that city, over a space of two hundred acres. They were formed out of subterranean quarries, which in 1777 were set aside ...

Haunted locations around the world, such as India's Bhangarh Fort, China's Forbidden City, Paris's Catacombs, Canada's ...