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Tickets

Paris Catacombs Reserved Access Tickets

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

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Audio guide

The Paris Catacombs are open again!

After months of renovation, the Paris Catacombs are once again open to visitors. Descend beneath Paris to explore the historic ossuary, now with an enhanced visitor experience. Reserve your timed entry before slots fill up.

Spiral staircase descending into the Paris Catacombs.

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Tickets

Combo: Catacombs Tickets + Seine River Cruise

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Catacombs

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Seine River Cruise

All boats on the Seine River Cruise are non-smoking. However, some of the boats are equipped with an outdoor terrace where it is possible to smoke.

Accessibility

Catacombs

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Seine River Cruise

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Guests with larger bags will not be allowed to enter due to a lack of storage facilities.
Toilets are only available on board the boats. No sanitary facilities are accessible on the pontoons.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

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1 hr

Audio guide

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Guided Tours

Paris Catacombs English Guided Tour

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

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What to expect at Paris Catacombs?

1/5

Descent into the underground

Begin your journey by stepping through the narrow, dimly lit entrance stairway that leads deep beneath the streets of Paris, instantly leaving the city’s bustle behind.

Walls of history

Wander past corridors lined with over six million bones, arranged in intricate patterns: rows of skulls, femurs stacked like art, and chambers forming eerie mosaics that tell the story of Paris’s past.

Quarrymen’s inscriptions and relics

Notice the carved markings and inscriptions left by the quarry workers who once mined these tunnels, a hidden signature of those who shaped the subterranean maze.

Iconic chambers to pause and reflect

Stand before the Wall of Skulls, admire the Gallery of Names etched into stone, and explore the small chapels where the bones create both a solemn and strangely beautiful atmosphere.

Atmosphere unlike anywhere else

Feel the cool, silent air, the low ceilings of some passageways, and the soft echoes that make the Catacombs feel like a hidden city beneath Paris.

Things to know before booking your tickets

All tickets to the Catacombs are timed, requiring you to select an available time slot for your visit. While this system reduces crowding, expect potential delays of up to 2–3 hours during peak seasons due to security checks or early arrivals.
Tickets must be booked online, as they are not sold at the venue. With a limit of only 200 visitors allowed inside at any time, booking at least 7 days in advance is highly recommended, especially during summer or other busy periods when last-minute tickets are rarely available.
If you prefer to explore at your own pace, choose the self-guided audio tour. Available in multiple languages, the 30-minute narration can be paused and resumed at your convenience.
For those looking to delve deeper into the Catacombs' history, a guided tour is an excellent option, which also give skip-the-line entry. These tours provide expert insights from a local English-speaking guide and grant access to special areas that are off-limits to general visitors.
The Catacombs are located 65 feet underground and require navigating 131 steps down and 112 steps up. Visitors will walk a 1.5-kilometer trail through narrow, dimly lit, and slippery tunnels. The experience is unsuitable for wheelchair users and for visitors with limited mobility, respiratory issues, or claustrophobia.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. The eerie atmosphere of the Catacombs may be unsettling for young children, so discretion is advised for families.

Note: Public tours cover a 1.5-kilometer section of the Catacombs. For your safety and to preserve the site, venturing into unauthorized areas is strictly prohibited.

Explore the Paris Catacombs

The entry sign

Your visit begins with the iconic entry sign etched with the haunting inscription "Arrête! C’est ici l’empire de la Mort," ("Stop! This is the Empire of the Dead"). The chilling words mark the transition from the lively streets of Paris to the solemn depths of the Catacombs, setting the tone for the eerie exploration that awaits.

Port-Mahon Corridor

As you enter the Port-Mahon Corridor, the haunting artistry of Francois Décure, a French quarryman, comes to life. After enduring imprisonment by the British in Spain, Décure returned to France and transformed the underground tunnels into his canvas. From memory, he sculpted the fortress where he was held captive, turning stone into a powerful tribute to resilience and strength.

The Quarryman's Footpath

Step onto the path less traveled and follow the route once tread by the laborers who carved out these underground tunnels! Before the Catacombs took shape the footpath allowed the quarrymen access to water for construction and to clean themselves after a day's work. Along the way, you will find several skull and bone arrangements, tombs, altars, and plaques.

The Ossuary

The Ossuary, the final resting place for millions of Parisians, is one of the most eerie sections. Ceiling-high stacks of bones and skulls arranged in symmetrical patterns all along the stretch created an overwhelming sense of solemnity. Among these is the Barrel of Passion– a towering column of skeletal remains, standing as a testament to the fragile boundary between life and death.

The underground well

Amidst the rows of bones, the underground well offers a striking contrast with its crystal-clear turquoise water, acting as a strangely beautiful reminder of life persisting even in the most unexpected places. The well, believed to be over 45 feet deep with a spiraling staircase leading down, is thought to be the site of the first geological drilling ever done in Paris.

The exit staircase

Your journey through the Catacombs ends as you ascend the exit staircase, climbing 112 steps from the solemn underground back to the bustling streets of Paris. This final ascent marks your transition from the world of the dead to the vibrant life above, as you emerge into the light once more.

Catacombs has a lot more to see. Read on >

Plan your visit to Paris Catacombs

Tuesday to Sunday: 9:45am to 8:30pm
Last Entry: 7:30pm
Closed: Mondays, 1 January, 1 May, and 25 December
Duration of visit: Exploring the 1.5-kilometer circuit of the Catacombs typically requires at least an hour.
Note: The Catacombs remain open on July 14, August 15, November 1, and November 11.

Detailed Catacombs opening hours

The Paris Catacombs have separate entrance and exit points.

Entrance:

While the Paris Catacombs has multiple entrances scattered throughout the city, the only official public entrance for the tour is located at 1 Avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy.
Find on Maps

Other entrances to the Catacombs exist but are closed off to the public to prevent unauthorized access, ensuring that visitors remain within the designated safe areas of the Catacombs.

Exit: 21 Av. René Coty, 75014 Paris, France
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The exit leads you safely back to the city streets and conveniently positions you near public transportation options.

Beyond Paris Catacombs

Panthéon

A neoclassical monument, located just 2.4 kilometers away, the Pantheon is a final resting place for prominent French figures like Marie Curie, Rousseau, and Voltaire.

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Conciergerie

Situated 3.3 kilometers from the hotel, the Conciergerie is a historic building that served as both a royal palace and a prison. It gained notoriety during the French Revolution as the holding place for notable prisoners, including Marie Antoinette.

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Sainte-Chapelle

Known for its breathtaking Gothic chapel, situated 3.3 kilometers from the Paris Catacombs, Sainte-Chapelle is renowned for its stunning stained-glass windows depicting Biblical scenes.

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Musée Rodin

Located 3.6 kilometers away, the Rodin Museum is dedicated to the works of the renowned sculptor Auguste Rodin. You can admire iconic pieces such as The Thinker and The Kiss.

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What to expect at Paris Catacombs?

1/5

Descent into the underground

Begin your journey by stepping through the narrow, dimly lit entrance stairway that leads deep beneath the streets of Paris, instantly leaving the city’s bustle behind.

Walls of history

Quarrymen’s inscriptions and relics

Notice the carved markings and inscriptions left by the quarry workers who once mined these tunnels, a hidden signature of those who shaped the subterranean maze.

Iconic chambers to pause and reflect

Stand before the Wall of Skulls, admire the Gallery of Names etched into stone, and explore the small chapels where the bones create both a solemn and strangely beautiful atmosphere.

Atmosphere unlike anywhere else

Feel the cool, silent air, the low ceilings of some passageways, and the soft echoes that make the Catacombs feel like a hidden city beneath Paris.

Why is only a section open?

Safety concerns: The majority of the Catacombs are not structurally safe for public access, with many areas prone to collapse or flooding.
Preservation efforts: Limiting access helps protect the delicate environment of the Catacombs, preserving the historical remains and inscriptions for future generations.
Navigational hazards: The tunnels are extensive and labyrinthine, making it easy for visitors to become lost without proper guidance.

Note: Getting caught exploring unauthorized areas can result in legal punishment, including fines.

You can access more with guided tours. Know how

Visitors are strictly prohibited from touching the bones or any structures inside the Catacombs to preserve the integrity of the site.
Eating, drinking, and smoking are not allowed inside the Catacombs.
Children under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. The experience may be unsettling for young children, so discretion is advised.
Photography without flash is allowed, but the use of tripods and other bulky photography equipment is prohibited.
Visually impaired visitors must be accompanied by someone who can guide them through the tunnels.
Pets are not allowed inside the Catacombs, except for guide dogs for the blind.
Only small bags (less than 40x30 cm) are allowed inside. Large bags, backpacks, and suitcases are not permitted. As there are no storage lockers, visitors should leave larger items elsewhere before their visit.
Weapons, hazardous materials, or any items that could cause damage to the site are not allowed.
Visitors may only access the official areas of the Catacombs. It is illegal and dangerous to enter any parts of the Catacombs that are not open to the public.

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Tickets

Paris Catacombs Reserved Access Tickets

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

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Check availability

Book now, pay later

Explore at your pace

Audio guide

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

Inclusions #

Timed entry to the Catacombs
Audio guide in French, English, Spanish, and German
1-hour Seine River cruise (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Transportation

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

The Paris Catacombs are open again!

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Tickets

Combo: Catacombs Tickets + Seine River Cruise

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Catacombs

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Seine River Cruise

All boats on the Seine River Cruise are non-smoking. However, some of the boats are equipped with an outdoor terrace where it is possible to smoke.

Accessibility

Catacombs

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Seine River Cruise

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Guests with larger bags will not be allowed to enter due to a lack of storage facilities.
Toilets are only available on board the boats. No sanitary facilities are accessible on the pontoons.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

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Check availability

1 hr

Audio guide

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Catacombs

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Seine River Cruise

All boats on the Seine River Cruise are non-smoking. However, some of the boats are equipped with an outdoor terrace where it is possible to smoke.

Accessibility

Catacombs

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Seine River Cruise

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Guests with larger bags will not be allowed to enter due to a lack of storage facilities.
Toilets are only available on board the boats. No sanitary facilities are accessible on the pontoons.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

Inclusions #

Paris Catacombs

Timed-entry tickets to Catacombs with priority access
Audio guide in French, English, German, or Spanish

Seine River Cruise

1-hour Seine River cruise
Audio guide in French, English, Hindi, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Guided Tours

Paris Catacombs English Guided Tour

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

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Check availability

Book now, pay later

2 hrs

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

Inclusions #

Timed entry to Paris Catacombs
1.5 hour guided tour by an expert English-speaking guide
Exclusive access to restricted areas
Group of up to 19 people

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

Inclusions #

Timed entry to the Catacombs
Audio guide in French, English, Spanish, and German
1-hour Seine River cruise (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Transportation

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Catacombs

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Seine River Cruise

All boats on the Seine River Cruise are non-smoking. However, some of the boats are equipped with an outdoor terrace where it is possible to smoke.

Accessibility

Catacombs

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Seine River Cruise

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Guests with larger bags will not be allowed to enter due to a lack of storage facilities.
Toilets are only available on board the boats. No sanitary facilities are accessible on the pontoons.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

Inclusions #

Paris Catacombs

Timed-entry tickets to Catacombs with priority access
Audio guide in French, English, German, or Spanish

Seine River Cruise

1-hour Seine River cruise
Audio guide in French, English, Hindi, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

Comfortable shoes and warm clothing recommended, as the Catacombs maintain a temperature of around 14°C (57°F) and the tunnels can be slippery.
Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Suitcases, large bags, strollers, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
Smoking, drinking, and eating inside is strictly prohibited.
Strollers are not allowed at the venue; use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Pets are not allowed except for service animals.

Accessibility

The Catacombs are not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to numerous stairs (130 steps to enter, 112 steps to exit) and uneven surfaces.
The experience is not recommended for visitors with heart or respiratory conditions, or for those who may be uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Additional information

To navigate the Catacombs with ease, use the map available here.

Inclusions #

Timed entry to Paris Catacombs
1.5 hour guided tour by an expert English-speaking guide
Exclusive access to restricted areas
Group of up to 19 people

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What to expect at Paris Catacombs?

Descent into the underground

Walls of history

Quarrymen’s inscriptions and relics

Iconic chambers to pause and reflect

Atmosphere unlike anywhere else

Things to know before booking your tickets

Explore the Paris Catacombs

The entry sign

Port-Mahon Corridor

The Quarryman's Footpath

The Ossuary

The underground well

The exit staircase

Plan your visit to Paris Catacombs

Beyond Paris Catacombs

Panthéon

Conciergerie

Sainte-Chapelle

Musée Rodin

Frequently asked questions about Paris Catacombs tickets

Are there skip-the-line or fast-track ticket options available?

How many people are allowed on a guided group tour?

Are there any age restrictions?

What are the most interesting things to look out for inside the Catacombs?

Why can I only access a limited portion of the Catacombs?

What hidden or restricted areas can I see on a guided tour?

What is the history behind the bones?

What to expect at Paris Catacombs?

Descent into the underground

Walls of history

Quarrymen’s inscriptions and relics

Iconic chambers to pause and reflect

Atmosphere unlike anywhere else

The entry sign

Port-Mahon Corridor

The Quarryman's Footpath

The Ossuary

The underground well

The exit staircase

Panthéon

Conciergerie

Sainte-Chapelle

Musée Rodin

Experience only the best of Catacombs of Paris

Top things to do in Paris

Paris Catacombs Reserved Access Tickets

What to bring

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

Additional information

What to bring

What’s not allowed

Accessibility

Additional information

Combo: Catacombs Tickets + Seine River Cruise

What to bring

What’s not allowed