We will meet at Pont des Arts, 75006 Paris, France. Please head over to the bridge and look out for your tour guide holding a green “Side Routes” sign, which will make them easy to spot upon arrival.

This Gothic church is infamous for its alleged role in the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre. Legend claims its bell tower sounded the deadly signal that unleashed the massacre across Paris in 1572.

Paris’s oldest standing bridge, once filled with criminals, performers, and eerie stories from the city’s darker past.

A former royal palace turned prison during the French Revolution, where thousands awaited execution, including Marie Antoinette.

Located in one of Paris’s oldest districts, this area carries haunting stories connected to executions, disappearances, and dark medieval legends.

This isolated Gothic tower is linked to tales of alchemy, Nicolas Flamel, and mysterious sightings that fueled centuries of supernatural rumors.

A narrow medieval street associated with the horrifying legend of the murderous barber and pie maker who allegedly served human meat to unsuspecting customers.

Hidden beside Notre Dame, this quiet historic street is filled with old Parisian folklore, ghost stories, and lingering tales from medieval Paris.

The tour concludes at the iconic cathedral, home to the legendary “Devil’s Doors” and centuries of myths surrounding curses, gargoyles, and dark bargains.