8 secret rooms of famous places that are extremely interesting to visit

How nice it is to think sometimes, visiting some ancient castle or other interesting sight that somewhere here, behind a wall or a bookcase, there are hidden secret rooms, narrow corridors, dark cellars, which no one even suspects. Meanwhile, they keep gloomy stories, secrets of bygone days, hiding places, hiding their contents from prying eyes for years. Do you think that all this is unlikely and most often is just a figment of imagination? But what if we tell you that even in some world-famous places behind the walls are hidden secret rooms, which most people know nothing about.

Cinderella's Chamber of Secrets

Walt Disney World is a place where magic reigns and where fairy-tale characters come to life before our eyes. All the secrets of this amazing place, of course, it is better not to disclose, but one thing we still tell. For example, Cinderella’s castle has a secret room with a soft bed and sofa, as well as a jacuzzi, a stained glass window and even a gilded fireplace. Absolutely any family who visited Disneyland can stay in this room for the night absolutely free. Who exactly will be lucky is decided by a park employee who selects from the crowd any family he likes.

Necropolis near the Vatican

The ancient city of the Vatican already holds many secrets, but now they will be one less. It turns out that there are secret archives of the pope, which you can visit only with the permission of the pontiff. In addition, there is actually a huge city of the dead near the Vatican, where the apostle Peter is presumably buried.

Secret Eiffel Tower Apartments

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic buildings in the world, but did you know that on its top there are chic apartments in which only one single person lived - the creator of this building was the architect Gustave Eiffel. No matter what money the rich people of that time offered to buy this apartment from him, the French engineer did not agree to anything. You can’t rent an apartment until now, but you can at least just visit them.

Chamber of Secrets in Mount Rushmore

In Mount Rushmore, portraits of 4 American presidents are carved: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. And behind the head of the latter lies a room in which the whole history of the United States is stored. Unfortunately, today it is closed and tourists are not allowed there, but it was in it that the creator of the Mount Rushmore project Gutzon Borglum began his chronicle activities, painstakingly documenting the entire history of the United States of America.

Secret Room in Washington Square Arch

In New York, Washington Square has a beautiful white arch. A room is hidden inside it, through which you can even get to the roof of a magnificent building. But first you have to go through a real quest: you will have to find a small door that opens a passage into a narrow tunnel. After walking through it, you will exit to a metal spiral staircase, which will lead you to the attic. It is from him that one can get out onto the roof, from where a truly marvelous view opens.

Hogwarts Magic Room

This theme park simply has to be filled with all sorts of secret passages and secret rooms. And one of them at the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is definitely there. It is about her that one of the books about Harry Potter tells. Of course, basilisks, phoenixes or ghosts are not hidden behind it, but here you can always relax or drink water.

Secret Halls in the Egyptian Pyramids

Today, thanks to modern technology, scientists can scan the design of the Egyptian pyramids and create a detailed map of all the halls they have. So, when studying the Cheops pyramid, it turned out that inside there is a hidden hall, 120 meters high, which was not previously known. However, this secret chamber was not the only one, but the largest.

Secret floor of the Empire State Building

The magnificent building, which has long become the symbol of New York, also has its secrets. The religious building conceals a whole floor, safely hidden from the eyes of ordinary visitors. This floor at number 103 is kept secret, and you won’t be able to get into it without a special invitation. Just imagine how dizzying landscapes open from the windows of this upper floor, but, unfortunately, mere mortals are unlikely to ever be able to go there. But if you suddenly become a famous or very influential person, then you will definitely have a chance to look at the city from a height of 103 floors of the Empire State Building!