被稱為“地下墓穴”的屍骨埋葬地建立於十八世紀後期,名為伊蘇瓦爾(（通貝-伊索瓦）墓地的地方,前身是廢棄的地下採石場,可追溯至十五世紀.出於公共衛生考慮,應市政府要求於1780年關閉聖靈墓地.經1777年議會決議成立采場部,進行巴黎地下建築的保護和鞏固,負責為枯骨選擇和規劃遺址.漸漸地,巴黎市中心所有墓地的屍骨都轉運到這些古老的石灰岩採石場,尤其是奧斯曼市長組織城市建設,大興土木之時,屍骨轉移工作持續到1860年.從19世紀初開始,地下墓穴向公眾開放,引起了大家的好奇心,吸引越來越多的遊客前往.本來很擔心墓場里氣氛壓抑,可能自己嚇自己.本以為會很恐怖,眼前的骷髏不過也就是我們的一部分.参觀后對死的觀點就更不同了.

巴黎的地下墓穴，絕對是一處非常隱秘的地方，這裏埋葬着數萬計的屍骨，一走進去就覺得渾身陰冷。上萬人的頭骨被堆砌成各式各樣的圖案，這可能是一種古老的歐洲文化。如果不害怕，可以前去参觀一下。

巴黎地下墓穴也是一個歷史遺迹，這裏也是一個巨大的疾病暴發地，歷史上法國的瘟疫爆發也是在這裏需要很重要的，地下墓穴也屬於一個很重要的歷史見證。

雖然門票有啲昂貴，但睇既野好難得，唔係度度有得睇，係一大埋真既人骨，值得一去。

環境不錯，環境不錯，環境不錯。

It was because a movie knew about it. The door face is super small, but it's big underneath. It takes about an hour to queue up. Personally, I think it's worth going. It's convenient to get off the subway.

If you also have a curiosity, I suggest that you go to see, subway line 6 or Denfert Rochereau of lineB get off, cross the road, the entrance is not very conspicuous, but you can see people queuing, need to make an appointment at the entrance, we go at 3 p.m., and make an appointment at 5:05. Tickets are 12 euros and student tickets are 10 euros. The commentator is 5 Euros, but it can be rented without good English in Chinese. The burial site is about 300 kilometers long and only 2 kilometers open. It was originally a limestone quarry where the French who died of smallpox and cholera in the 18th and 19th centuries were buried, with about 6 million to 7 million skeletons. All walks, entrances and exits are spiral ladders, and there is no bathroom inside. If there is a need, it needs to be solved in advance. It is recommended that the older and younger visitors and the more exclusive visitors do not enter the tour. Internal personal feelings do not feel very frightening, but very shocking, wandering in the meantime, may let you temporarily forget the secular world, feel another understanding of life.

It's right across the street from Denfert Rocherale Station on Line 4. The queue began at 2 p.m. and didn't enter until 4:30. There was more than one person in the queue. It's hot and sunny outside. It's cool to walk down the tunnel inside. It's better to wear a shawl or a thin coat. It takes half an hour to walk through the winding passage, with skeletons on both sides. It feels like a shock, because the skeleton Church in Italy has been ornate before. Compared with the pile here, it feels almost the same after seeing a few.