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Archaeological crypt of the Île de la Cité Review

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Notre Dame Square in Paris has a more easily missed attraction, that is, the underground cemetery. This scenic spot is not free on the first Sunday of each month, but Museum Pass can be used. This is a museum that can learn about Roman relics. It's informative.

Archaeological crypt of the Île de la Cité

Posted: Jun 10, 2018
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  • 莲子99
    5/5Outstanding
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    The basement of Notre Dame is very good, an archaeological site, and a lot of high-tech and interactive exhibition equipment is put in, you can see relics, artifacts, and many architectural models.

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    Posted: Jan 18, 2021
  • e00***25
    5/5Outstanding
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    My husband and I recently went to the cellar, which is very rich and interesting if you are interested in Archaeology and Paris history. It took about 35 minutes to get the whole thing done. It's worth seeing.

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    Posted: Apr 23, 2016
  • 大老鼠格蕾丝
    3/5Average
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    Notre Dame Square in Paris has a more easily missed attraction, that is, the underground cemetery. This scenic spot is not free on the first Sunday of each month, but Museum Pass can be used. After entering, it can be said that there is a little regret, because it is not very understandable, feel that the visibility is not strong.

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    Posted: Dec 31, 2017
  • 贺晓麦
    4/5Excellent
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    A very mysterious feeling. Nice

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    Posted: Apr 29, 2018
  • GLS***80
    3/5Average

    Located beneath the square front of the Notre Dame lie archaeological remains discovered via excavations from 1965 – 1972. The crypt offers a unique insight into the urban and architectural evolution of the Ile de la Cité, where the history of Paris began. Visitors can explore the 117m long / 28m wide area of foundations of buildings erected between the Gallo-Roman period and 18th century. The tour reveals the archaeological layers that make up the continuous 2,000 year reconstruction of Ile de la Cite via slide shows, models and guided tours. Roman history fans will be in their element.

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    Posted: Aug 26, 2015
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