Underground cities

Truth is stranger than fiction, or so the saying goes. And if you think massive, underground cities is something confined to fantasy and science fiction, here are several, real locations that humans have made their homes deep beneath the ground over the years.

“New Yorkers go about unaware of what is happening just beneath their feet: Power pulses, information flies, and steam flows. The city’s infrastructure starts just below street level, but it …

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Grotte di Camerano

Three partner planed to gold ore. But an accident destroyed their plan.And the underground was been found when they ran for safety…… They start an adventure。

The following gallery contains Max Qin's concept development art for Assassin's Creed: Revelations and Assassin's Creed III.

What is significant of real science fiction? How to tell if it is the real deal? Underground cities of course! Underground cities are just as much trademarks of sci fi as humanoids, ray guns and spacecrafts are. Those places have that special aura of surviving the catastrophe by superior technology and futuristic hard core industrialism, that we all could use a little more of in our daily lives.

City in cave by SnowSkadi on deviantART

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The image shows a dimly lit, concrete underground tunnel with multiple levels connected by long staircases. The tunnel's curved walls are lined with small lights and feature a series of arched recesses. The overall atmosphere is cool, dark, and slightly eerie, suggesting an abandoned or forgotten location.

The Pits: Criminal Underground – Legend Story Studios , Grafit Studio on ArtStation at https://www.artstation.com/artwork/VdmVkg

Photos: New York Underground: A Centuries-Old Underworld of Caverns, Squatters, and Unmarked Doors | Vanity Fair

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A day trip from Krakow in Poland, the Wieliczka Salt Mine lies as the legacy of generations that have been tied to the natural deposit of the mineral. Despite having been a functioning industrial mine, the mine is filled with great chapels and even underground lakes! The salt mine is an unforgettable place to visit.