The Catacombs of Paris are a truly remarkable place, and if you've ever needed a reminder that everyone is the same, then a place where the skeletons of six million people remain should surely do it.

After a bunch of sink holes started collapsing buildings in Paris, people thought it'd be a good idea to maybe reinforce the foundations of the city, and that perhaps the mining of limestone from beneath the city could be responsible for the aforementioned destruction.

Whilst there's only a limited number of avenues with skeletons, there's a labyrinthine network of tunnels underneath the city.

Overall the Catacombs are awesome, but it's pretty depressing to see that some scumbags have vandalised some skulls.  What would motivate someone to do that is beyond me.

If you're ever in Paris, definitely check it out.

This was filmed on our honeymoon to all over Europe, between January to March 2014.

It was an incredible opportunity to see some absolutely amazing places, over 37 days.

The cities we visited were, Frankfurt, Mainz, Cologne, Bensberg, Dusseldorf, Maastricht, Brussels, Goes, Amsterdam, Paris, Valletta and Vienna.

I can't wait to go back.

Maastricht almost cannot be a real place - it looks far too much like a film set.  Point a camera in any direction and you'll get gold.