Oct26,2024
Located in Cappadocia, this ancient underground city stretches 18 stories deep. It features chapels, schools, stables, and even wineries.
Built within the tunnels of a salt mine, this underground church is a breathtaking architectural marvel.
This UNESCO World Heritage site features magnificent underground chapels, sculptures, and chandeliers made entirely of salt.
A cave monastery complex, Vardzia is carved into the cliffs of the Erusheti Mountain.
Located in Palermo, these catacombs hold mummified remains dating back centuries. Despite its eerie nature, the halls and chambers are adorned with impressive frescoes and decorations that give it a palace-like aura.
Originally a Cold War-era shelter, this bunker has been transformed into a luxurious underground hotel. With its elegant décor and spacious rooms, it feels like a subterranean palace.
Known as the "opal capital of the world," Coober Pedy's residents live in unique underground dwellings to escape the desert heat.
Although mostly in ruins today, this ancient underground tomb was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
The Château de Chambord has a vast underground network that once served as stables and storerooms. The well-preserved architecture and tunnels resemble the grandeur of the château