Have you heard about Paris Catacombs a Haunted Location in France?
Whenever you think about Paris, the words of "the city of love and romance" will firstly appear in your mind, am I right? And I am sure that it would be difficult for you to imagine it becomes one of the creepiest homes to the remains of 6 million people right under the city!
Lets me tell you more about it......
The Paris Catacombs is a place famous for ghost hunting, paranormal activity and a major tourist attraction since 1874. The official name of this massive final resting place is actually called l’Ossuaire Municipal. Some people will spend several days below the surface and are called cataphiles (people who love the Paris underground). In September of 2009 it was closed for a brief period and is now open once again. An estimated one million guests a year steer through the dark corridors and stare at the bones and empty eye-sockets of the long dead ghost hunting and contemplating mortality. Many claim to hear things…voices. Spirits (or at least unexplained paranormal activity) is routinely captured on film. Visitors often report picking up extremely sad feelings…and some feel a tug on their clothing or a push…are these from a supernatural wandering soul? HWL thinks so!! The visions of the skull-lined tunnels alone can shake the resolve of even the stoutest of ghost hunters.
Whether the call of romance and love beckons your heart, the magnificent art collection of the Louvre or a pull toward the spiritual and unexplained just won’t leave you alone…if you have ANY plans to visit Paris and you are remotely intrigued by the paranormal and ghost hunting, you must visit to this haunted vacation destination! This is definitely one of the most intriguing haunted places to visit in the world. Tours of the Catacombs run every day so don’t miss your chance to witness first hand the scariest place in all of France.
A trip to Paris Catacombs will make you see stacks of bones and skulls piled up several feet high on all sides and a walk a little over a mile will cover the best parts......
REMEMBER Photographs are allowed inside of the museum…but please respect the dead and leave the bones as they are!
The video clip below will give you a little taste! xD
