Catacombs of Paris: Hidden Realms Explored

[@powerlessgod]

In Chapter 6 when you come to that bone wall 🧱 it used to not be there a long time ago. Going straight right there and then threw a small hole a bit down would lead you to the deepest levels of the cattacombs.

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey @powerlessgod Thanks for your message and for the information. I didn't have it, I'm going to do some research and share with you what I find.

[@powerlessgod]

Be careful keep me updated!@@al3xtrm985

[@AudaciousAmber]

Yo I am ready to see that please let us know when you post that

[@GRINGO2676]

@@al3xtrm985please update us!

[@MysteryMan404]

How deep have you been ?

[@atealab6152]

I wonder what kind of organisms are roaming in this water they walked through so casually. I would never. Not without a hazmat gear or something.

[@t00bzayootz]

So glad I found this! By far one of the best videos of the catacombs that I have seen. Your level of commitment really shows as you manage your way through the tight spaces. Thank you so much for sharing, I saw areas in this video that I have not seen in all the others. Fantastic work!

[@al3xtrm985]

Thanks for your message! I am glad that you found the video interesting and helpful. Working hard for the next chapter! Have a great day!

[@acatwithaids5398]

Incredible video. There isn't really anything out there like this on youtube right now.

[@JBHPGamz]

This guy should have more than 712 subs lol

[@al3xtrm985]

You can help me with this by liking, sharing and subscribing to the channel👍

[@volant3]

5:20 That water looks clear AF😮 Wondeful video, you should have millons of views

[@al3xtrm985]

Thanks, working on it. I want to make a documentary about it.

[@marisaswanson2061]

thank you for this video. it confirmed i will absolutely never be going there. i was getting anxious watching you go thru the tiny crawl spaces. i’m glad you made it out ok

[@al3xtrm985]

@marisaswanson2061 Thank you very much for your message, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I hope it didn't cause you too much anxiety. I understand that moving through such closed spaces causes that impression, the first time I did it the 8 minutes I was there seemed eternal 😅

[@86TheMedia]

Never been that deep. Dam. Always afraid walking in the water, weak spots falling through. Bravo on the vid. Be safe

[@aria5981]

Amazing video! Theres something so fasincating about the Paris Catacombs. It us both awe inspiring witg the amount of human ingenuity that went into making it as well as haunting, for each bone once belonged to a person. I also love the cataphiles worship and adoration of the catacombs. It truly is like youre in another world.

[@al3xtrm985]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bandonme610]

Another great video brother,I don’t even think you realize how big you’ll get.amazing content.keep grinding and best of luck🤝🏽

[@al3xtrm985]

I really appreciate that! Big thanks 👍 I will continue doing everything possible to maintain the quality and improve the content of the channel.

[@bandonme610]

@@al3xtrm985 of course looking forward too it‼️

[@raritica8409]

How is this not viral?

[@moss3152]

Thank you so much for making this video! Ive been super interested in the catacombs for YEARS now. Next year im visiting paris just to go there. Definitely going to see the part available to the public and maybe some other parts if i actually manage to get a guide.

[@al3xtrm985]

@moss3152 Thank you for your message! If you have the opportunity to visit the official network, do so, you will surely not be disappointed. You can buy tickets in advance online and you save time and avoid standing in a long line. Just be careful if you are interested in visiting the forbidden part about who you choose as your guide.

[@moss3152]

@@al3xtrm985 never really thought about buying tickets online, thank you! I've heard A LOT of stories about being careful with picking your guide. I'm either getting someone super trustworthy or not going to the forbidden parts at all. It's super impressive to me how comfortable you seem to be in the catacombs!

[@al3xtrm985]

Always a pleasure to help. Aside from being cautious about who will be your guide, try to go between Monday and Wednesday. There are fewer people and you reduce the risk of meeting some slightly radical members who don't like to see “tourists” down there. And yes, I feel comfortable while exploring the catacombs, that doesn't mean that sometimes it doesn't feel a little scary 👻

[@mariangheti1327]

@@moss3152 I'm also looking for a guide, if you find anything, could you please let me know as well?

[@_.verruckt._]

hi! i don’t know much about the catacombs and i recently discovered it but it amazes me! if you don’t mind i have some questions. 1- i haven’t done much research but do you know what is with the sculptures with the pyramids and houses at 7:40? 2- do you know when these were mined and built? and what they had in mind to use these for? 3- can you access the catacombs by sewer or maintenance tunnels? 4- do the catacombs go through out the whole city? and is it a maze? 5- do you plan on exploring the north side of the catacombs? 6- is there a reason why people stack the bones? 7- what are the rooms and areas named after or for? thank you! you deserve so much more support on this channel and i’d love to learn more about this, i have lately been interested in abandoned old places or places with deep historic meaning. love your videos!

[@al3xtrm985]

Hi @_verruckt._ thank you very much for your message and your questions. I am flattered by your words and hope that the content I create continues to meet your expectations. Here are the answers to your questions, if you have any doubts or other questions, do not hesitate to share them and I will answer them with immense pleasure. 1. I haven't done much research but do you know what is with the sculptures with the pyramids and houses at 7:40? • The part you speak of is indeed a “modern” artwork made by a cataphile for about a decade. It dates back to the beginning of the 21st century (2000 - 2010) and the artist built the city little by little. It should be noted that the level of detail is impressive. * The pyramid is the only one still standing at the moment, since the citadel was destroyed due to a controversy in which the artist was involved, however I do not know the details of this incident. 2. Do you know when these were mined and built? and what did they have in mind to use these for? I didn't understand if your question is connected to the previous one or is regarding the origin of the catacombs. However, I am going to assume that it is regarding the origin of these (if not, tell me and I will provide you with the correct answer). • Initially the catacombs were ancient underground quarries from which limestone and gypsum were extracted for the construction of the city. (for example the church of Notre Dame). This network of ancient underground quarries were excavated between the 12th and 18th centuries, linked together by inspection galleries. They are made up of two main networks under Paris intramuros: The largest, called the Great Southern Network or GRS, extends under the 5th, 6th, 14th and 15th arrondissements (left bank of the Seine). The second, smaller and called “le 13eme”, extends under the 13th district (left bank of the Seine). 2.2) It was after the collapse of the "rue d'Enfer" and due to the health problem that the cemeteries in the interior of Paris represented since there was no more space that it was decided to give it a second use and thus they became the catacombs of Paris. 3. Can you access the catacombs by sewer or maintenance tunnels? * The catacombs are separated from the pipes and there is no connection between them. These are accessed through service tunnels. 4. Do the catacombs go through out the whole city? and is it a maze? * No, more than anything they are located between districts 5, 6, 14 and 15. * Although I am looking for information regarding the fact that other quarries existed on the right bank of the Sena (Rive droite), although at present they are probably completely sealed. However this is pure speculation and I am looking for information in historical libraries to corroborate it. 4.2) Yes, they are a labyrinth of approximately 300km; where there are some parts that are accessed through “chatières” or tiny tunnels where you can barely crawl through. 5. Do you plan on exploring the north side of the catacombs? * Yes, a few days ago I went down and explored them a little, however it was a short adventure, only 4 hours because I don't have much free time lately. 6. Is there a reason why people stack the bones? * Yes, let's say it was a more efficient and respectful way to store all the bones in the catacomb tunnels. 7. What are the rooms and areas named after or for? * This information varies depending on the room or place, however the names you see in the video are not the originals. since one of the commitments I made when becoming a cataphile was not to reveal relevant information in the videos about them. Now if I can afford it, I would like to know: A. Where you are from? B. What is it that attracts you to the catacombs? Or old places? C. If you would be willing to explore one of those abandoned places? Thank you for your answers and for your interest in my channel, have a great day!

[@thomashutson7205]

Thank u I love chapter 3&5 good job

[@k.holsonbake2627]

Without Music would have been much better viewing experience but overall, Thank You for uploading actual footage of what's down there. Not many have the way or want to go down there. Too much is left to memory.

[@al3xtrm985]

@k.holsonbake2624 Thank you for your message. I take your suggestion very seriously, I just didn't think there would be people interested in watching a version without music. Personally, I never listen to music when I explore the catacombs, I love the silence and the peace that is felt there. Now I am working on a series of videos where I try to capture the vibe that the catacombs give off. So I will share that material soon.

[@dirtcargirl00]

Just found your channel and I'm absolutely obsessed ... but i do have to agree to get rid of the music! Much love from New Jersey usa!

[@al3xtrm985]

@dirtcargirl00 Thank you very much for your comment and your advice. Promised will be taken into account for the next video, love from Paris!

[@ZarHakkar]

​@@al3xtrm985some viewers need the stimulation, others the music detracts from the experience It depends on who you're trying to appeal to, but I'd definitely favor the "immersive" experience

[@Pokemon00158]

Nice video, I think only a few visit Inferni Ossarium because of the crawls, never seen that footage before. Will be interesting if someone at some point there are untouched tunnels found and documented, or if the parts on the north side of the river get more entrances.

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey, thank you very much for your message. I've been looking for information about the tunnels on the north side of the River but so far no luck. I have only heard that some existed but no one knows anything concrete.

[@Sylias_Not_Found]

This is so nerve racking due to the concept of the catacombs and how tight they are

[@lindsay8575]

Oh hellll no I would be so afraid the walls would start fallin on 😂

[@al3xtrm985]

Hello and thank you for your message, I am going to confess that this is one of my nightmares when I explore this place. The last time I descended I wanted to go out through a tunnel that I already knew, but when I arrived at the place I found that it had collapsed a few days ago due to the rains of the last month.

[@bobcreature2127]

Major As Above, So Below vibes from the bone mounds.

[@Ana-zx6ej]

Such a complete video of the catacombs. Amazing.

[@al3xtrm985]

Many thanks!!

[@brukujinbrokujin7802]

11:30 can you give more history insight to who were these 3 people ?. Why were they buried differently ? Im sure they have significant history.

[@al3xtrm985]

Hello and thank you for your question. What you see at minute 11:30 are not real coffins with bodies. It is a work of art created by the Cataphile community to honor the Cataphiles who have passed away. The skulls are sculpted in plaster and tied to the coffins. I hope this answer satisfies your curiosity, if you have others, don't hesitate to let me know.

[@inquisitive-]

​@@al3xtrm985why the mini mesoamerican pyramid and mini cities?

[@Questofthenight]

@@al3xtrm985what is a cataphile exactly?

[@memester6668]

I love how each section of the catacombs is named. I want to see the bottom so bad I wish I could explore all of it. Please keep on exploring and filming every part of it❤

[@al3xtrm985]

Thank you very much for your message!! I will continue publishing more content, I am currently carefully planning the next exploration to be able to publish quality material ✌️😉

[@GypsyFish432]

This was absolutely amazing and breathtaking to watch. Reminded me of that movie As Above, So Below. Thank you for sharing! ❤

[@al3xtrm985]

Thanks for your message 😊 I am glad that you like the video.

[@josephtarraf747]

Les os de 1850 sont dingues, pourquoi sont ils si nombreux? Qu'est-ce qui c'est passé pour que tout ces os soient entassés là bas? J'ai du mal avec les endroits etroits mais l'histoire et l'ambiance de ces catacombes me fascinent.

[@al3xtrm985]

@josephtarraf747 Merci pour votre message, en réponse à votre question. Les ossements font partie d'un ou d'une partie des six cimetières de Paris qui ont été fermés vers le XVIIIe siècle et ont ensuite été déplacés vers ce que nous connaissons aujourd'hui sous le nom de catacombes de Paris. Ceux que vous trouvez dans ce tunnel, empilés ainsi, sont ceux qui n’étaient pas en bon état ou qui n’étaient pas « jolis » pour faire partie du musée des catacombes. Curieusement, le numéro que vous voyez sur le mur est la date à laquelle ce tunnel a été consolide et comme l'histoire de France, la nomenclature a changé au cours de la révolution. Plus tard je ferai une vidéo expliquant ces curiosités des catacombes.

[@osd786d]

3:29 As an orthopedics doctor, they seem to be upper limb, humerus, ulna and radius

[@novasus]

We are waiting for your next video brother! Can’t wait!

[@al3xtrm985]

Working on it 🤟

[@TcheddyG]

J’adore cette vidéo! Incroyable et merci! 😮❤👑🔥

[@al3xtrm985]

Merci a toi pour ton message 😊

[@bunnybaby9]

thank you for sharing, i’ve been to the publicly accessible area twice. i wanted to ask about the dust, does it irritate your lungs at all? it seems very concentrated in some areas. stay safe :)

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey @siren285, thank you very much for your comment and also for your concern. Answering your question: Yes, I have noticed that there is a high concentration of dust and I have read that there are materials that can be very toxic, the last time I was exploring I got sick because of that. Now I would like to ask you teo questions: 1.) How did you like the official catacombs? 2.) What did you feel when you made the visit?

[@bunnybaby9]

@@al3xtrm985 thanks for your response. i wanted to ask about the water too but i thought it’s trivial considering the entire process and experience of exploring. have you thought about potential contamination in the water? bacteria thrives in stagnant water and because it’s so opaque there would be no way to visually detect biohazard or compromise. does it have a smell? to answer your question: intimidated, mesmerized and envious of whoever got to see more of it. the tour pathways are a lot more maintained, smaller and more linear. it was fascinating, i’ll revisit when i get the chance. comparatively though, what you’ve shared shows an integrated and more complex relationship between the people, the history and the network that a person wouldn’t otherwise see or know of. it’s an valuable and captivating perspective. much appreciated.

[@al3xtrm985]

@siren285 Although it may seem incredible, the water is crystal clear, the only problem is that when we walk past, we are the ones who remove the sediments that are at the bottom. This water comes from the water tables existing under the Parisian subsoil. In times of abundant rain, the water level inside these tunnels rises impressively. Although I have to be honest, I think there will be some bacteria and that the water as it is there is not drinkable. So to summarize, the water is crystal clear, there is no smell, it possibly contains bacteria that makes it undrinkable and there are people who bathe down there. As well thank you very much for sharing your answers, I know the feeling to a large extent since the first time I visited the catacombs, despite being surprised; I was left wanting more since I imagined that place would be much more mysterious. And when I was finally able to access the deepest part, I was able to satisfy that curiosity. Hope you can visit the forbidden part one day, you will like it a lot!

[@bunnybaby9]

@@al3xtrm985 thank you for such a thoughtful response :) looking forward to your next upload

[@AbandonedLandscapes]

Absolutely amazing 👍 great video. I’m going on the official tour in a few weeks but would love to explore this side of things

[@yesiavila3900]

This is so cool!! Thanks

[@humblehombre9904]

🎼🎶”I believe them bones are me Some say we're born into the grave I feel so alone, gonna end up a Big ole pile of them bones”🎶🎵

[@lindsay8575]

Wow u guys where like in there in there 😮😮😮

[@BirdDuck]

Damm i would be terrify to be down there Quick question: How do you go though it without being lost?(Map,gps,etc) Since I heard of stories of people getting lost down there since it's basically a labyrinth,and then they die due to hungar and dehydration.

[@al3xtrm985]

hey, thank you for your message, in response to your question: When I descend, I carry digital maps and a paper backup with me. I also train myself to navigate with a compass, since there is no GPS signal down there. Sometimes I also try to train with the flashlights off to simulate an extreme case of not having any lighting source. Despite being a difficult task, a certain autonomy can be achieved, although in my case I always carry spare batteries and two lighting sources if necessary. But we must not forget that it is a hostile environment and that it is dangerous as such.

[@albinagulieva8822]

Thanks for the video

[@al3xtrm985]

Thank you for your message and for taking the time to view it. If I can allow myself to ask, which part did you like the most and which part the least?

[@hallokid]

Les Catacombes is a good topic to make a horror game about

[@KevVaksMadrid]

I wanted to do this so bad on my last visit to Paris any safe information about guided explorations?

[@griminc6548]

so cool are those more Francois Décure sculptures or from some random cataphile?

[@RoseOfMadina]

9:13 are the bones blocking a way through? Or is there just a wall which the skulls and bones are stacked against

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey @RoseOfMadina thank you for your message. In response to your question. As far as I know, it's just the wall. But from experience there are some things they put there to protect some secrets.

[@powerlessgod]

@@al3xtrm985 Well 🤭 do any research? You've probably asked and been told that it doesn't go anywhere from multiple people. They want to keep things that need to be hidden away from the tourist aspect of it now.

[@o0ooo0]

Wow just reupload this till the Algorithm starts working, thats amazing

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey, thanks for your message and your advice. I would like to do it, however the algorithm would penalize the channel and I would lose the work I have been doing. However, if you liked the content, you can help me by sharing the link of the video, with a like or by subscribing! In this way the algorithm will favor the content. In any case, thank you very much for your message, I am happy to read it and it motivates me to continue producing quality material.

[@chenc.h1315]

I’m traumatized 😨

[@CrAzYDUde2587]

How many miles/ kilometers have you guys ventured inside of the tunnels?

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey, so far I've only covered 40% of the network. My goal is to explore 100% but to do so I must deepen my knowledge about the catacombs. There are two areas, one called the North Pole and the other the Bermuda Triangle, and exploring them requires in-depth knowledge of them.

[@HiCZoK]

Like... what the hell. Some paris guys 250 years ago... "let's not only dump all those bodies in here but let's make our route to dump there deep at the end of the tunnels so it takes 5 hours to get to our dumping spot". And other french guy "but let's wait for bodies to decompose first on the surface and then only carry THE BONES inside and build benches out of them". WHAT

[@Hieues1977]

New achievement unlock: “How did we get here” with 50 curses ☠️💀☠️

[@JustExperience101]

Wild if im ever in Paris want to be a tour guide take ma down thers

[@stephenbachman132]

Don't you ever get scared trying to go through a hole that isn't human sized. Like "how will i get out if i get stuck"

[@al3xtrm985]

Of course I feel fear, but I take some precautions to help me deal with these situations. Keep in mind that if I didn't feel fear, I would have met my death a long time ago. Fear is an excellent tool to help you focus and stay in the present moment.

[@user-nc9vv5se5u]

Has anyone ever got to the deepest parts of the catacombs?

[@al3xtrm985]

Yes, several people already do it. But the challenge is to find the other parts of the network that are completely isolated. For example under the Arc de Triomphe you has an other network that is completely isolated, and getting there is way more complex that in this part.

[@tedthesavior9110]

​@al3xtrm985 do you know if there's any videos abt ppl exploring these parts?

[@al3xtrm985]

To be honest with you, most of the videos I have found do not show those areas. Almost all the videos focus on the south central part and the area called “the beach.” If I find some, I'll leave you the link.

[@ja5435]

They literally walked over thousands and thousands of dead bodies

[@1BEORN2]

I have so many questions about the catacombs holy moly

[@al3xtrm985]

Feel free to ask, I will try to answer you in the best way possible, honestly and based on the knowledge I have acquired about the catacombs.

[@Homesfead]

@@al3xtrm985any advice for finding a guide?

[@al3xtrm985]

Hello and thank you for your question, honestly it is not an easy task. It took me 8 years (living in Paris) to find the right and honest people. There are many people who can offer to guide you, however I advise you to choose someone responsible and with a good knowledge of the catacombs, since it is easy to get lost. These tips will also come in handy: • You don't have to pay for someone to guide you (not very popular in the cataphile community). • Time of arrival and estimated time of departure. • Which route are you taken (Southern, central or northern route - The furthest part). • Try to gather as much information as you can about the guide. • Always inform a trusted person of your plan, your route, and your guide information. The non-exhaustive list that I use when I descend is the following: • First aid kit. • Water (2lts minimum) • Snacks • Gloves • Helmet • Spare clothes (socks, pants, shoes) • Fishing boots • Camera • Compass (the GPS or phone does not work down there) • Personal ID • Headlamp • Spare batteries (you don't want to be left without light down there, believe me). • And the golden rule, nothing is taken out of the catacombs, nor is garbage left, you leave with what you enter. Hope this information provide you guidance and help in your research!

[@SeekerGoldstone]

​@@al3xtrm985What can you tell me about the pyramid and model city?

[@thomasgirty6397]

cant imagine how nasty that water is. all the plague victims' juices in it. yeeech!!!

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey @thomasgirty6397 thanks for your message. Contrary to what you think, the water inside the catacombs is crystal clear (I am not saying that you can drink from it because it is still water that needs to be treated) but it is not in contact with any decomposing body. When you see the water cloudy in the video it is because we are walking past and removing the sediments in it. Otherwise the water is crystal clear.

[@-OAK-]

Are the bones real?

[@keithcanfield6519]

Is that a mayan Temple, replica in chapter 5?

[@Wilsontherafinedgrizzly]

Yes

[@al3xtrm985]

Yes indeed. Last time I went there, looked like someone try tu burnt the sculpture.

[@johnnymartinez733]

When there is no more graffiti 😮then that's when you panic

[@ruili5579]

great video. the entrance at the train station still working? no cops?

[@al3xtrm985]

Thanks, I think that entrance is closed. But I am not sure, need to ask around.

[@ruili5579]

@@al3xtrm985 OK. still many other entrance remained

[@al3xtrm985]

Yes, that is for sure! I think will be impossible to completely seal the catacombs

[@andreguimaraes8509]

My friend. I've always have some fascination for the catacumbes. Can i made some exploring with you some day? 👍

[@TheSupart91]

This deff what creepypastas are made from

[@King83644]

This will give you so much cursed💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@MattyOnRoblox]

yea i wouldnt go there for 32k views im good

[@rachelzeigler4608]

I am so curious about the water "well", is it divable?

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey thanks for your comment, and in answer to your question: yes you can. Normally in the summer months there are some members who jump in there. In winter it is not possible since the water is quite cold.

[@love_prla]

Talk about claustrophobia

[@kailman7096]

how are you still alive

[@TheCFDon]

Did you felt any deep or weird energy or something "paranormal" while exploring this place? And how do you even eneter this "secret" place? Is it illegal?

[@al3xtrm985]

Hi @TheCFDon and thank you for your message!! In answer to your first question, the truth is that in none of the places full of human remains have I felt anything paranormal or strange, not even when I stop, turn off the light and everything remains silent. But if I felt something strange when I was exploring the northernmost part of the catacombs, the energy I felt was so heavy that I had to turn around and look for the nearest exit. Now to your second question, to enter the catacombs and explore in the literal sense of the word, you must be initiated by a cataphile, who will explain some rules to you, then expend hours exploring (alone or in company). And above all, share with the community of cataphiles the respect for this site. (There are some basic rules that the entire community adheres to). To the third question the answer is: if you get caught, you pay a fine. If you get an accident, the fine plus the bill of the rescue teams deployed and a long etc.

[@TheCFDon]

@@al3xtrm985 Thank you so much for your clear and detailed message it was very helpful. Wish you lots of great upcoming adventures. Keep us updated with new videos😊

[@fabrianiscarabali]

En que lugar es, me gustaría conocer

[@al3xtrm985]

Hola, gracias por tu mensaje! La descripción exacta seria la parte sur de Paris, todo lo que es el distrito 14. Sin embargo las catacumbas tienen casi 300km de galerías subterráneas, lo cual las hace tanto un paraíso para la exploración, como una pesadilla para quien no posee los conocimientos necesarios para navegar allá abajo. Recuerda que no es un lugar abierto al publico, para ello tienes la red oficial que igual vale la pena visitar.

[@mikikiki]

Yuck!!! The water!!! 🤢😷🤢

[@BruDia]

As above, so below 💀😅

[@jacq135]

That grafitti a total lack of respect for the dead still no peace for them

[@Ounays]

Comment on rentre?

[@chenc.h1315]

Did someone get lost in there and starved to death?

[@al3xtrm985]

Yes, according to the story, Philibert Aspairt did get lost in the quarries and presumably starved to death. He ventured into the quarries on November 3, 1793, and was found eleven years later in 1804, with the cause of his death likely being starvation due to getting lost in the quarries’ complex and dark labyrinth.

[@The_dead_roach]

The fact that he walked thru brain eating amoeba

[@love_prla]

The bones don’t break

[@TheCFDon]

Who told you that🤣

[@SeekerGoldstone]

Well I hope not... bones are what holds me up.

[@Jodielouuu]

Couldn’t someone take a skull or other bones? Obviously that’s not something someone should do but I wonder if people have?

[@Wilsontherafinedgrizzly]

There were back in the day, selling to the medical uni but now everyone respect the bones and dont keep them

[@al3xtrm985]

Some unscrupulous people have done this. However, the vast majority of cataphiles recognize the historical and cultural value, so it is not normal for someone to do this.

[@albberisha1206]

bro what do you think about the story when the police found the cinema and the bar do u think its real

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey bro! It's true, that was in a part that is not connected to the catacombs. If I'm not mistaken, it was near the “arc de triomphe” and when the police arrived they found a thank you note (I think). I could only see some photos that I found browsing the net and you could see the facilities with lights and everything.

[@lousawyer8016]

I see a lot of the graffiti hasn’t changed still…. But also…. I’ve never seen that well. Wtf….

[@al3xtrm985]

In this part of the catacombs the graffiti changes little, I think that the authors or other members of the collective take care of them and that means that they always preserve the beauty of the place.

[@billycris2878]

Holy fuck

[@lindsay8575]

How do u know ur way back lol

[@VANESSASOOKRAM-rn8kt]

Someone decided to draw Wednesday in the catacombs

[@Urotsukidoji23]

Anyone now a tourguide for the tunnels 👀 ..wil be in Paris in 3 weeks, worst case I asked people on the streets if they know somebody

[@al3xtrm985]

Hey! I advice you to be careful with who you decide to go explore the catacombs. Keep in mind that they are prohibited and you run the risk of losing your life (in the worst case scenario). Now if you really want to explore the place, do not pay for the visit!! Normally the people who decide to take you to see the place, do so because they want to share the love and respect they feel for the catacombs. (This is how you know they are serious people and they are not going to scam you or do something worse). Be careful and I hope you find the right person to go with. ✌️

[@erindsouza5887]

Honestly just pay for a museum trip to the catacombs. You'll learn way more plus it's 100% guaranteed safety

[@nightbloxing_yt9609]

dang minecraft is very realistic tho, what are the pc specs?

[@Jellycat424]

There is loads of graffiti. Watch the video. Click the arrow. 😂😂

[@DreamHachi]

Such a shame there’s so much graffiti. Ruins the place and shows a lack of respect. Looks so ugly.

[@LarryDaniels-f9b]

It’s Christian burial tombs

[@ShitNGutzRecords]

i would celebrate my honeymoon down there