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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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Spooky sightseers can spend Halloween in a giant grave alongside six million corpses after one of the largest cemeteries in the world joined Airbnb.
For one night only, two brave holidaymakers will have the chance to spend October 31st 65 feet below ground in the Paris Catacombs.
The 200-mile network of old caves, tunnels and quarries is packed full of the skulls and bones of deceased Parisians, including poet Jean de la Fontaine, author Charles Perrault and writer Francois Rabelais.
The mass graveyard, located south of the former city gate, began filling with bodies between the late 18th and mid 19th Century, when City graveyards were closed due to fears that they were a risk to public health.
The Catacombs plays host to 500,000 visitors each year, but this will be the first time a person has spent the night there and woken up the next day.
The lucky guests will be treated to a private tour of the labyrinth of bones and skulls, before enjoying a creepy culinary experience to the sound of violins.
At bedtime, a storyteller will read some catacombs legends to make sure the pair don’t experience any sweet dreams.
Airbnb say special measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of the participants and the preservation of the long term tenants.
However, guests must stick to house rules. They have been asked not to summon evil spirits and to respect the sleep of the residents.
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