France

Ok so this one breaks my heart.The Cabaret de l’enfer was an architectural masterpiece of the weird and the macabre. Founded in 1892 and filled with details, it was demolished […]

Created in 1868, it was located on the « Ile de la cité ».Yes, the same one where Quasimodo was supposed to live, and the one where the Sweeney Todd legend originated.Busy

The Aître St Maclou is located in Rouen, Normandy.It’s one of Europe‘s last known plague pit. Initially created to be a mass grave for the Black Plague victims in 1348,

While most people think Sweeney Todd lived in London, England at the end of the 1800s, his legend actually originated in Paris, France. He’s not the cryptic Jack the Ripper,

The Fragonard Museum is located in Maisons-Alfort, just outside of Paris. Situated within the grounds of the National Veterinary School.So it’s already an unusual outing to visit a museum while

The Sainte Marguerite sur Mer bunker is located near Dieppe in Normandy. A relic from the past Built by the Germans in 1942, you might think that it ended up

The dog cemetery is located near Paris, in Asnières-sur-Seine. Founded in 1899, it is considered to be the world’s first modern-era pet cemetery. With just under 900 graves, its name

The Père Lachaise Cemetery is located in Paris. Known worldwide and visited by approximately 3 million people each year, it almost seems unnecessary to introduce it here. If you want

Under your feet in Paris, there are relics of a bygone era that few people bother to look at. We walk looking at Google Maps, missing some crucial dark history.

Apart from its well-known past, this place is not really “spooky” per se. Built in the 12th century, after numerous alterations, it was finally completed in the 16th century. The