Mysterious Doors That can never be Opened



1. NORTH BROTHER ISLAND


North Brother Island and the smaller South Brother Island sit near the tidal strait known as Hell Gate, a once-dangerous whirlpool which wrecked hundreds of ships and often deposited the wreckage on the island’s quiet shore. 

2. CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA (USA)



The bunker’s purpose is completely secret though, it has been expanded and spiffed up in the years since 9/11 at a cost of tens of millions of dollars. 

3. BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL ROOM 873



This hotel comprises pages of mystery that have not been solved to date. Quite a good number of haunted stories have come up for years and years. Visitors, as well as the hotel staff, absolutely no one was permitted to have access to the room. 

4. AREA 51


It’s an absurd idea. The Air Force has warned that it will defend the facility vigorously but the impulse behind it is perhaps understandable. For decades, the American imagination has run wild conjuring up all sorts of conspiracy theories about what is going on. 

5. SVALBARD GLOBAL SEED VAULT


The Seed Vault provides long-term storage of duplicates of seeds conserved in genebanks around the world. This provides security of the world's food supply against the loss of seeds in genebanks due to mismanagement, accident and natural disaster.

6. MYSTERIOUS ROCKS AND THE GATE OF THE GODS


The story of the Gate of the Gods, also known as the Puerta de Hayu Marca begins near the banks of Lake Titicaca, over half a millennium ago. Much of this story involves Incan mythology and spiritual beliefs, and it’s a wild ride. 

7. FABERGÉ EGG IN A PRESTON BANK VAULT

The family of an alleged Cold War “spy” who is now deceased have claimed he owned the Russian treasure and have suggested it is locked away in a Lancashire bank vault. 

8. SPHINX HALL OF RECORDS

This location has been preserving one of the most heavily guarded mysterious doors in the world. Government authorities have even prohibited any further investigation, and thereby, what had been existing behind the doors, is still a mystery. 

9. PABLO ESCOBAR'S SAFE

Government authorities have even prohhibited any further investigation, and thereby, what had been existing behind the doors, is still a mystery. American officials, who seized the property in 1987, believe the address was used as a hideout for Escobar. 

10. ONKALO NUCLEAR WASTE FACILITY

The structure, named after the Finnish word for “pit”, is a 500-meter-deep underground disposal facility designed to store used nuclear fuel permanently. For years, the nuclear industry has been trying to find solutions to the waste problem. 

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