Rabat

Following the Cathedral, I left the Silent City and went to Rabat, the neighbouring “real” town of the area.

I made it just in time to go to the St. Paul's Catacombs.

I was painfully aware, as I was exploring these 1800-year-old crypts of my lingering claustrophobia.

The bodies have all been removed and so all that remains is the narrow-cut stone alcoves and passageways. And the oppressive heat.

The other famous catacombs were closed by the time I got there, the “St. Agnes Catacombs” and so I headed back to St. Juliens.

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