Semi-private Catacombs of Paris restricted access tour

Below the roads of Paris, there is another, mysterious side to the city that few get to see.
Twenty meters (and more) beneath street level, the galleries of the Paris Catacombs spread for over 200 miles- a subterranean network under the city that many are unaware of as they walk along the regular, sunny, city.
The mirror city lies underground.
Originally pillaged to extract limestone for the construction of the famed Parisian buildings and bridges, the Paris Catacombs are now home to the bones of more than 6 million Parisians. Their remains were carefully moved here in the 18thcentury, in a discreet operation to transfer them from the insalubrious and overflowing cemeteries of the city center. Overpopulation in these graveyards led to incorrect burials, open graves, and exhumed corpses, spreading disease (and a few horror tales!) into the neighboring areas.
Nowadays, wall after wall of piled bones, and some more slightly grim compositions await you as you follow a qualified local guide into ‘The Empire of Death’.
Fans of the film As Above So Below will identify these never-ending dark tunnels. Along with millions of common Parisians, it is said that the Man in the Iron mask rests here, as do both hangmen and their victims, guillotined during the French Revolution.
Our friendly guide will lead to you through the subterrene passages and into some very unique chambers. Only 200 people are admitted in this fragile and extraordinary site at any one time, and your small group visit will guarantee that you get the most out of this exceptional place, allowing you to spend more time enjoying the rooms and communicating with your guide. Our tour also allows you access to parts of the Catacombs that are secured to the general public.
We will have underground gates unlocked for you, an exclusive offer, and you will listen to the charming stories of those who worked, visited and have been laid to rest here over the ages, including the secret societies who still visit today!
Past and present Paris and its citizens come to life as you explore the city’s gloomy entrails hidden below the surface.