Places such as elite clubs, government organizations, secret vaults are some of the places in the world whose location is hidden away and stricted to most people.
Below are 8 secret places around the world which we will never get into.
#1. Disneyland Club (Club 33)
Club 33 in Disneyland is one of the most closed places in the world.
It was founded by Walt Disney in 1967 for the most influential businessmen, celebrities, and politicians. After the place was opened only 33 representatives of the world’s largest corporations were granted membership. Those who want to join the club must pay $30,000 and wait in line for 14 years.
#2. Vatican Secret Archives
Only the Pope and the higher ranks of the church can enter the archive. The archive racks are 84 km (39.
8 miles) long and hold millions of documents. Some of them are more than 1,200 years old. The only way to see these precious artifacts is to get involved in scientific work and prove to the church how important your work is. At the same time, scientists are only allowed to request one document at a time and write out the necessary information before being able to view another document.
#3. Mormon vault
Mormon Vault is located in Salt Lake City inside the Granite Mountain at a depth of 180 m.
There are huge doors at the entrance to the vault, and the area is heavily guarded. The church stores the most important historical treasures and documents in the vault. It’s known that one of the main values within the vault is a library consisting of 40,000 microfilms.
No one knows what other artifacts are hidden inside the vault.
#4. Metro-2
Metro-2 is a secret subway line that is located at a 210-meter (689 ft) depth under the busy Moscow streets. The tunnel was built during the reign of Stalin and connects important strategic points such as the Kremlin and the airport. One can enter the area only with a government pass.
#5. Ise Grand Shrine
Ise Grand Shrine is located in the main shrine of Japan where lots of national treasures are kept.
The most significant of them is the legendary mirror of Amaterasu, Yata no Kagami. According to Shinto traditions, the temple is destroyed and rebuilt every 20 years. Only high priests and members of the Imperial family have the right to enter the shrine.
#6. White’s Gentlemen’s Club
This is the most exclusive club in England and was founded in 1693.
The club is famous for its ‘betting book’ where the results of the strangest bets are recorded. For example, there was a £3,000 bet on which raindrop would reach the bottom of a window faster. Women are forbidden to enter the club.
The club consists of wealthy people, politicians, athletes, and artists. You can enter the club through the invitation of 3 of its members.
#7. Bohemian Grove
The Bohemian Grove is an elite club located in the ancient relic forest of California. Every year since 1899, the most influential people of the world gather here. Participants can invite guests from all over the world and the guests will need to sign a nondisclosure document.
The club’s motto is “Weaving spiders come not here,” which means that all business needs to be left outside. However, contrary to these words, it’s believed that the 1942 Manhattan Project for the creation of an atomic bomb was signed in this place.
#8. Coca-Cola Recipe Vault
The recipe to Coca-cola has been kept as a secret and is locked in a vault which only the company management can enter.
Some believe that the safe is just a decoration, and the recipe is learned by heart by several managers. According to another version, the recipe was published back in 1979. But to check its reliability you need to get into the vault, which no one has succeeded yet.
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