10 находок в ВОСТОЧНОЙ ЕВРОПЕ, которые НЕВОЗМОЖНО объяснить

Beneath the miners' feet — a cathedral. Above the river — monks in the cliff face. In a jungle of hills — a medieval city that people simply stopped noticing. Eastern Europe has not been restored. It simply stands. Exactly as it was. 15 kilometers from Krakow, at a depth of 135 meters — 300 kilometers of galleries, salt chandeliers, salt frescoes, a salt Last Supper with the apostles' faces clearly distinguishable. Miners built this for 800 years — without architects, without a commission, for themselves. Because their entire life was underground. In this video — 10 secrets of Eastern Europe: the salt cathedral of Wieliczka, which miners built for themselves over 800 years; mud volcanoes and cave monasteries in a single Romanian district; the frescoes of Ivanovo, never once restored in 700 years; the wooden churches of the Carpathians, with joints that are impossible to reproduce; Visegrád — the "Earthly Paradise" that vanished from history for several centuries; underground blue lakes in Polish mines; the Madara Rider on a sheer cliff as tall as a seven-story building; Sighișoara — a living medieval city where there was no one to change anything; the Bohemian Paradise, with natural refrigerators in its rocky gorges; Perperikon — a megalith two millennia older than Stonehenge; and Țipova above the Dniester — a hundred cave rooms and, possibly, Ovid #EasternEurope #SecretsOfEasternEurope #MedievalEurope #AncientCivilizations #MysteriesOfHistory #UnknownEurope #Ukraine #Lviv #Hungary #Budapest