Touring the Sewers of Paris

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Now I am not directly sending you into the sewers of Paris, but I would not mind taking a look myself if I ever venture back to Europe again. The sewers have been open to the public since the World’s Fair of 1867. The interesting thing is that in the old days they explored them in boats during the 19th century. Today you can explore them on foot, and I do believe it is best to keep close to your tour group. Things do go bump in the dark here under Paris. The Paris Sewer Museum offers a unique glimpse into the city's underground history. Located beneath the Quai d'Orsay, this museum showcases the evolution and function of Paris's sewer system from the 14th century to the present day. Visitors can explore various exhibits, including historical artifacts and information about the workers who maintained the sewers. Would you tour the sewers of Paris? I would because I would be looking for the Phantom of the Opera. I have a terrible voice, and perhaps he can improve it for me. Take a look at the canals beneath Paris