6 famous places that reveal their secrets only to the most curious

In any city you can find many interesting places, each of which keeps its secrets. But what if we tell you that secrets are found even in popular tourist attractions, which are visited annually by a huge number of tourists. Today we will reveal to you some interesting facts that have eluded the attention of most travelers. So, do you know that ...

On Trafalgar Square there is a box for storing equipment, which was originally a police station.

The square in the heart of London has more than once become the center of tragic events, which is why the authorities decided to establish a small room here in which the policeman would always be on duty. Gradually, the tiny police station was unnecessary and began to be used, in fact, as a pantry.

A door hides next to the famous Lincoln Memorial in Washington, followed by a staircase to a large underground cave.

At the largest airport in Italy, Fiumicino, a statue of Leonardo da Vinci was installed in 1961, but in 2006 workers found a small hatch in it.

Inside were two parchments, on one of which the history of the monument was described, and on the other was a list of people participating in its opening.

On the fourth floor of New York Central Station, right behind the top of the facade windows, there are two tennis courts.

They appeared here in 1966, but most passengers are not even aware of this. This is because the place is not much advertised, and only members of the elite Vanderbilt club can enter the secret tennis club.

In the sewer hatch near Washington Monument, you can see a four-meter copy of the obelisk.

This canal house in Amsterdam is actually a secret church.

Once upon a time, when the Dutch Reformed Church banned public Catholic services, in the capital, a rich merchant bought three adjacent buildings at once and built a church inside them. Now here is a museum, which anyone can visit.

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