Five Mysterious Places You Should Not Visit – Part Two

Forbidden zone Woomera

This prohibited zone is located in Australia, and doorway in it is not allowed, because there is a territory for weapons testing.

Nearby is the historic district of the city, which attracts large number of tourists every year, to see the old spaceport, which is used to represent Woomera.

Visitors come to see the local sights such as the rocket in the park museum. However, where the weapon is being tested, entry is not allowed for "mere mortals".

AREA 51

This is a US military base in Nevada, which was created in 1955. However, apart from the fact that it applies to highly conserve base for testing new aircraft and weapons, it hides some secrets that still attract the attention of researchers and the curious.

The government has given very little information on this air base, which caused massive speculation in people about what is really going on behind the fence Area 51. Officials have often tried to explain that it was a "secret location where scientists are working on developing secret, but very important, technology ".

There are various assumptions what is going on at this place, starting from that that are now under examination downed alien spacecraft, aliens, then that meetings are held and joint ventures with beings from outer space to develop exotic weapons, control the time, the technology for time travel and teleportation.

ISLAND CHARTER

The Charter is a small island located between Venice and Lido in the lagoon in the north of Italy. It was significant in a year when 421 people from Padua and Este fled just in this location in order to protect themselves against the barbarians.

However, in the 20th century, the island was used as quarantine, but in 1922 the existing buildings converted into shelters for the mentally ill. Here are accommodated people who needed long-term care.

The hospital was closed in 1968, and then abandoned.A small channel is dividing the island into two parts, and is now closed to visitors. The ItalianGovernment, which owns the island, banned visits.

There are various legends about the Charter, among them the one that about 160,000 people died from the plague in this place.