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Perhaps we would have encountered many places mentioned below many times, but we observe them closely, quite close enough to know all their secrets?

No, I do not think so. We may have been to these great monuments or even simpler places, but do we know the secrets and stories that are related to them. We do not know some of the secrets related to some of the great places and secrets related to these places are not what we would ever have thought.

Mount Rushmore

Mount Rushmore was built to honor the presidents who had played a vital role in American history. Faces of the four American presidents - George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. But if you think that real mind is the architecture of sculpture, you probably do not know its secret.

A secret vault

There is a secret titanium vault located above the head and is closed for tourists. This is a place that generally does not see many visitors, but if you manage to find your way in this room, you will meet a copy of the declaration of independence, the biography of Gutzon Borglum - the architect who was behind the Building of Mount Rushmore and the Charter of Rights.

Great Central Station

Sightplashes!

This is the only word that can describe walking this famous train station. On a daily basis, nearly 750,000 people cross this station. These seemingly infinite corridors and this crowd make this place exciting. But the thing that remains hidden with naked eyes is a secret that is hidden under this station, but no one is able to visit this place.

Celeb-metro

Located several blocks under the Opulent Waldorf-Astoria hotel, is a secret metro track that is no longer active. Built in 1929, this metro was used by celebrities so that they could travel from one place to another without disruption of paparazzi. Sealed in the 1960s, this track was closed for everyone, but the metro car is still under the ground.

Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is a structure that defines architectural beauty. This tower addresses a height of 324 meters from the tip and is visible from each corner of the city because of the fact that the skyscrapers have not yet been resumed on the city of lights I.E. Paris. But the thing that remains unknown to many is the room on the top of the tower.

Personal apartment

Gustave Eiffel, the architect of the Eiffel Tower, built an apartment for him at the top of this round he used as a laboratory for himself. The room was known for Gustave Eiffel experiments conducted there. He was known to study new potential and collected projects with other major scientific leaders among whom one was Thomas Edison.