Paris Catacombs Map

[mrodoc]

No need, There's one entrance that will always be open. It's the less risky way in. One you're in the tunnels its fine it's just going along the railway line that's a bit risky, In the UK trespassing is a civil offence, in Europe it's a little different.

Too young to get the film reference!

 

[mikem]

Military bases and other "critical" infrastructure in UK are also criminal, as is aggravated trespass and causing damage.

 

[D-DAY]

Ok, I can see what's happened here. we've started to take it to the extreme and senior correctional Autism has kicked in...
Common sense would dictate that I wasn't referring to MOD or governmental sites or otherwise, but feel free to add to the list.
I can see why being underground is preferred, much safer.

The smiley face has been added for those that would prefer to take the route of being instantly offended by honesty.

 

[hyweldavies]

Too young to get the film reference!

A reference to Vienna I'm guessing?

 

[Cantclimbtom]

I imagine it would be quite a stiff penalty?

Don't know, I asked that very question, she didn't know the amount but thought getting caught was very uncommon and didn't know anyone who had been unlucky

Googling suggest typically €60 but legally up to €3,500. Hopefully the large fines are reserved for disrespecting remains, causing damage etc, not just first offence fines. Hopefully don't get caught!

 

[mikem]

Only offended by you being offensive.

French railways have recently increased fines (jail time) due to more trespassing:

https://www.sncf-reseau.com/fr/reseau/securite-ferroviaire/preventing-risk-taking-railways