Beneath Paris lies a hidden world older than the nation itself—hundreds of miles of tunnels stacked with the bones of more ...

Thanks to today’s top-notch technology, we’ve been able to virtually explore attractions all over the country without even getting off the couch. Sure, a computer screen will never compare to a ...

Beneath the romantic streets of Paris lies a world that feels anything but charming. The Catacombs of Paris stretch for miles under the city, twisting through tunnels stacked with skulls and femurs ...

The Paris catacombs were constructed after mass gravesites started to pollute the soil and leech smells. The catacombs were originally the site of limestone mines used during the Roman Empire. It took ...

I first learned of the Paris catacombs in a guidebook several years ago. The single paragraph describing the final resting place of some 6 million people was almost dismissive. But the photo of a wall ...

Sculptor François Décure met his demise trying to make his artwork in the Paris Catacombs accessible to the public above.

The Paris Catacombs, the massive underground ossuary which attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists a year, are once again the focus a television series. Here are five things to know about the final ...

Gabrielle Grady is a Features Writer for Collider. She graduated with a degree in Journalism with a minor in Art History in 2022. She enjoys writing about women in film, both in front of and behind ...

Not long ago, Queens Of The Stone Age became the first band ever to get permission to play in the Paris Catacombs, the ...