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－Starting Time：9:00pm

－Departure point：Meet your guide by the statue of Henri IV, in the middle of Pont Neuf, at the western end of Ile de la Cite. Pont Neuf is the bridge that links Ile de la Cite to both the left and right banks of the Seine in central Paris. The statue is of a man on a horse sitting in the middle of the bridge. Nearest Metro stops are Pont Neuf (line 7) or Cite (line 4).

－Time Duration： 2 hours

－Mobile Voucher Accepted

－High Lights－

＃Learn about Paris’ long history of torture and execution, from Henry VII’s many wives to the French Revolution and the reign of terror

＃Give yourself a fright as you discover the dark and violent history that lurks beneath the city’s sparkling fa?ade

＃Visit the Hotel de Concierge, where Marie Antoinette was once imprisoned, and the old Place du Greve where many were tortured and killed

－What You Can Expect－

The City of Lights, home of fashion and the center of French art and culture. But beneath those glittering streets lies a terrible past.

On this 2-hour walking tour you will learn about the city’s darker side as you glance in to its macabre underbelly. Paris has a long and tragic history of murder and execution, of rampant disease among the lower classes, and of bitter wars fought against a corrupt monarchy. The tour rips open the cloak of darkness, as you wind down alleyways and cut through the hushed night.

Your English-speaking guide will take you to sites such as the Place de la Vert Gallant, where the last of the Knights’ Templar was burned at the stake. You will visit St Germain de Auxerrois, where estimates say some 30,000 people were killed in the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.

Your guide will point out places of interest as you stroll, leaving no stone unturned. As you delve into stories of ritual worship, you will learn about characters like Napoleon Bonaparte, Marie Antoinette and Henry IV, as well as the serial killers that once stalked these ghastly streets.

－Starting Time：9:00pm

－Departure point：Meet your guide by the statue of Henri IV, in the middle of Pont Neuf, at the western end of Ile de la Cite. Pont Neuf is the bridge that links Ile de la Cite to both the left and right banks of the Seine in central Paris. The statue is of a man on a horse sitting in the middle of the bridge. Nearest Metro stops are Pont Neuf (line 7) or Cite (line 4).

－Time Duration： 2 hours

－Mobile Voucher Accepted

－High Lights－

＃Learn about Paris’ long history of torture and execution, from Henry VII’s many wives to the French Revolution and the reign of terror

＃Give yourself a fright as you discover the dark and violent history that lurks beneath the city’s sparkling fa?ade

＃Visit the Hotel de Concierge, where Marie Antoinette was once imprisoned, and the old Place du Greve where many were tortured and killed

－What You Can Expect－

The City of Lights, home of fashion and the center of French art and culture. But beneath those glittering streets lies a terrible past.

On this 2-hour walking tour you will learn about the city’s darker side as you glance in to its macabre underbelly. Paris has a long and tragic history of murder and execution, of rampant disease among the lower classes, and of bitter wars fought against a corrupt monarchy. The tour rips open the cloak of darkness, as you wind down alleyways and cut through the hushed night.

Your English-speaking guide will take you to sites such as the Place de la Vert Gallant, where the last of the Knights’ Templar was burned at the stake. You will visit St Germain de Auxerrois, where estimates say some 30,000 people were killed in the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.

Your guide will point out places of interest as you stroll, leaving no stone unturned. As you delve into stories of ritual worship, you will learn about characters like Napoleon Bonaparte, Marie Antoinette and Henry IV, as well as the serial killers that once stalked these ghastly streets.