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A unique discovery of the seabed near Bulgaria on the Black Sea.

Bulgarian divers discovered a unique sculpture of a mermaid in the Black Sea near Primorsko.

„A mermaid in the Black Sea, and an incredibly beautiful one at that! The mermaid is a sculpture made of concrete submerged at a depth of 12 m in the Krokodile area – Primorsko. It is accessible to divers who have the Open Water Diver level,“ they write on their Facebook page Sub Diving.

The footage attracted thousands of viewers.

Comments poured in under the post.

Some are absurd:

„Incredibly beautiful, there used to be a real mermaid in the zoo in Sofia. Very few people saw her, but she died later. My grandmother told me. There was a very big visit.“

Must see before she’s bearded

Ah, can someone remind the „divers“ of one of the basic rules under water – look, but don’t touch?
No offense – I really like your posts, but nature demands respect

And a vampire at the bottom? That a professor was finding vampire fingers around Sozopol.

Still, people recalled that the Mermaid was the work of a Bulgarian sculptor.

The mermaid and the underwater chapel of St. Nikola are the work of the sculptor Nikola Dikov.

The chapel is above the mermaid, at six meters, but you will most likely find it with a guide who knows the area and cares about your safety!

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This city of over 2,500 years old also hides many secret corners that are almost unknown to the public, which will leave you speechless. Just a few minutes from the central station of Milan is one of the most beautiful Italian streets.
And on it is the house of one of the most legendary performers of our time.

Adriano Celentano’s house is located at 14, Via Cristoforo Gluck in Milan, Italy 4. This house became famous in 1966, when the Italian singer participated in the Sanremo festival, singing a ballad about his childhood in this house

But the problem is that there is no way to go inside or see the legendary artist’s toys here. At the end of the last century, a Chinese family moved there. Husband and wife Wang Can and Lin Lin Ling are the current owners.

Nothing in this house is currently reminiscent of Celentano.

You can reach 14, Via Gluck in Milan from Malpensa Airport by train or bus.

The train departs from Malpensa Airport and goes to Milano Cadorna Station, where you can take the metro to the Lanza-Brera-Piccolo Teatro stop 1. Buses from Malpensa Airport to Milano Centrale Station leave every 20 minutes and travel around 50 minutes 2. From Milano Centrale Station you can take the metro to the Lanza-Brera-Piccolo Teatro stop.

However, the owners may one day decide to turn the house into a museum. Who knows. However, do not miss this remarkable place.

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But if you want to boast that you really know something more interesting and demonstrate that you know the hidden secrets of this thousand-year-old city, more is needed.

The shortest street in Paris is rue des Degrés.

No one lives on this street because it is really a staircase.

It is located in the 2nd arrondissement.

It is locked between two larger streets – rue de Claire and on the upper level is rue de Beauregard.

How French it sounds – „street of good looks“.

What does rue Degres actually mean?

It means Degrees. The name probably comes from the fact that it connects streets on two levels.
It is supposed to have been around since the 15th – 16th century.
Fittingly, it has a plaque to its name, even though no one lives there.

This is a staircase.

There are exactly 14 steps.
They create the typical Parisian atmosphere.
They are colored in different colors.
The place is great for walks. There are wonderful patisseries, clothing shops and trinkets nearby to take home as a gift.
It is only 6 meters long and about 3 meters wide.

It has a railing and a lamp.

A fine Parisian picture, worthy of a landscape, such as it undoubtedly is.

Curious:

The one level that connects this alley is actually artificial, created several centuries ago.

It was built up from the trash and debris that people dumped at the Wall of Charles V. The wall itself ran along the Rue de Clery and was later demolished.
Rue des Degrés was immortalized in the 2003 film Monsieur Ibrahim et les Fleurs du Coran.

Rue des degrees is the title of a collection of short stories by the French writer Didier Daenink

You can reach Rue des Degrés in Paris from Charles de Gaulle Airport by RER Line B 3. Trains depart every 15 minutes from terminals 1 and 2 and arrive in central Paris within 30 minutes 3. You can use Google Maps to find the exact route map

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But if you want to boast that you really know something more interesting and demonstrate that you know the hidden secrets of this thousand-year-old city, more is needed.

The shortest street in Paris is rue des Degrés.

No one lives on this street because it is really a staircase.

It is located in the 2nd arrondissement.

It is locked between two larger streets – rue de Claire and on the upper level is rue de Beauregard.

How French it sounds – „street of good looks“.

What does rue Degres actually mean?

It means Degrees. The name probably comes from the fact that it connects streets on two levels.
It is supposed to have been around since the 15th – 16th century.
Fittingly, it has a plaque to its name, even though no one lives there.

This is a staircase.

There are exactly 14 steps.
They create the typical Parisian atmosphere.
They are colored in different colors.
The place is great for walks. There are wonderful patisseries, clothing shops and trinkets nearby to take home as a gift.
It is only 6 meters long and about 3 meters wide.

It has a railing and a lamp.

A fine Parisian picture, worthy of a landscape, such as it undoubtedly is.

Curious:

The one level that connects this alley is actually artificial, created several centuries ago.

It was built up from the trash and debris that people dumped at the Wall of Charles V. The wall itself ran along the Rue de Clery and was later demolished.
Rue des Degrés was immortalized in the 2003 film Monsieur Ibrahim et les Fleurs du Coran.

Rue des degrees is the title of a collection of short stories by the French writer Didier Daenink

You can reach Rue des Degrés in Paris from Charles de Gaulle Airport by RER Line B 3. Trains depart every 15 minutes from terminals 1 and 2 and arrive in central Paris within 30 minutes 3. You can use Google Maps to find the exact route map

Материалът Who lives on the shortest street in Paris and what secret is hidden there? е публикуван за пръв път на Vihrogon.bg.