6 LUGARES SECRETOS ESCONDIDOS EM MONUMENTOS FAMOSOS

All over the world, there are spread out architectural monuments that draw attention for their beauty and size. Even if it's on the internet, I'm sure you know the Eiffel Tower, the Redeemer Christ and even the National Shrine of Aparicida. What you probably don't know is that these monuments have hidden places where only specific groups have access. I'm Ricardo Bressan and welcome to Megafactos. In today's video, you'll get to know the 6 secret places hidden in famous monuments. Leave that mega like, subscribe to the channel and activate the notifications. Let's go to the video! The Secret Chapel The National Shrine of Aparicida is the largest Catholic temple in Brazil and the second largest in the world. It is in it that the original image of Our Lady of Aparicida is located. What you probably don't know is that behind the image is hidden a small church where celebrations are held for small groups. And the most incredible thing is that during the celebrations, the original image is turned to the inside of the chapel. Hidden room in Cinderella's castle I'm sure you know Cinderella's castle, after all, it is one of the main symbols of Disney parks. What many don't know is that the castle has a luxury suite. It was built to accommodate Walt Disney and his family. But after his death in 1966, the plans were canceled. The suite windows are located below the clock and offer a beautiful view of the park. Statue of Liberty The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the United States. It represents American independence or North American independence. Also known as Lady Liberty, the Statue of Liberty is one of the largest monuments in the world. Many do not know, but it is possible to climb inside and reach the crown, where you have a privileged view of the port of New York. Apartment at the top of the Eiffel Tower Without a shadow of a doubt, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous monuments in the world and has more than 300 meters high. But if you think the tower is just a gigantic iron structure, you are very mistaken. Gustave Eiffel, the engineer and creator of the tower, built an apartment for himself at the top. In this apartment, he received great friends, such as Thomas Edison, the inventor of the lamp. Today, the place can be visited by tourists who pass through the tower. Abandoned building at Times Square Although it yields to its owners about 23 million dollars per year, there is nothing inside the One Times Square building, except abandoned offices and a drugstore on the ground. The company that owned the building went bankrupt in 1992. After the bankruptcy, the building was sold to an advertising company. Since then, the building has become a gigantic outdoor, reproducing ads and commercials on its screens. Christ the Redeemer Located in Rio de Janeiro, the Christ the Redeemer is the most famous monument in Brazil. We already know practically everything about Christ, but have you ever wondered what is inside the statue? For many, the answer is obvious. Concrete. In fact, the interior of the Christ the Redeemer is totally hollow. To climb the pedestal of the monument, you need to use an improvised ladder. Reaching the feet of Christ, we find a narrow door that gives access to his interior. After that, it is necessary to climb 12 more ladders to finally reach the top of the statue. The head of Christ the Redeemer is also hollow, and through an opening in its upper part, we can have the best view of the city of Rio de Janeiro. So that's it guys, I hope you enjoyed the video and see you next time!