The objects are indeed real – they are the centuries-old skeletal, human remains exhumed from Rome's underground catacombs.

To find catacombs, go to Rome, home of some of the oldest and longest burial underground tunnels in the world. "Hundreds of kilometers of catacombs run underneath the town and its outskirts," says ...

An incredible attraction awaits those seeking such an experience, especially if travelers are willing to venture through Rome ...

The tunnels are lined with carefully arranged skulls and bones, with plaques bearing inscriptions about life and death.

Deep below the streets of Rome lie the ancient catacombs where early Christians buried their dead and sustained hope for eternal life. About the same time as the persecution of Decius, middle of ...

Rome and Ostia to this day are dotted with remnants of ancient Jewish history: a menorah on the bas-relief of the ...

(Program not available for streaming.) Beneath the streets of Rome lies a city of the dead known as the Catacombs—a labyrinth of tunnels, hundreds of miles long, lined with the neatly laid out ...

including evening tours of the Vatican and explorations of the Rome Catacombs. Hop on a Segway to see the Eternal City's many sights. After receiving your helmet and tuning in to a quick training ...