US EditionDiscovered In 1835, This Mysterious 70-Ft Underground Passage Is Lined With 4.6 Million Mysterious Shells
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Discovered In 1835, This Mysterious 70-Ft Underground Passage Is Lined With 4.6 Million Mysterious Shells
The world has no shortage of places that amaze us; whether it’s the Crooked Forest in Poland or the Eternal Flame Falls in the USA, these spots are not just intriguing but also mysterious. Under the streets of Margate, Kent, lies one of Britain’s most beautiful secrets, the Shell Grotto. It’s a 70-metre-long underground passageway where every inch of its walls and ceilings is covered in beautiful patterns made entirely of seashells. Approximatel…
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