The Penza region is the most beautiful corner of Russia, famous for its landscapes, great creations of architecture and sculpture. However, this marvelous place charms not only with its wonderful nature and cultural heritage. Special attention should be paid to the city of Penza - the real concentration of mysticism and strange phenomena that defy logic. This article will focus on the 5 most mysterious and mysterious places worth visiting. What secrets does the ancient capital hide?
- Square them. Lermontov.
One of the most mysterious places in Penza is the square named after M. Yu. Lermontov. According to the urban legend, this is where the entrance to the "underground Penza" begins, and it is located right under the bust of the great poet. Surely many would like to get there, but, unfortunately, in our days it is impossible. But who knows ...
- The territory of the former factories.
Not only romantic legends fanned capital. There are many bad places here that negatively affect the energy of people. For example, on the site of a former concrete goods plant, there used to be a cemetery of a transit point, where the military, who did not survive the road, were sent on the last journey. And before the revolution, the dead prisoners of the prison castle were buried on the territory of the workshops of the velozavod. Until now, some former employees of the company with horror assert that they constantly met the shadows of the dead and asked to be freed from the chains.
- Abandoned Penza hospital №3.
It is considered to be one of the most terrible places not only in Penza, but in the whole of Russia. Once here, you can plunge into the atmosphere of mysticism and chilling horror. This is not just an empty building, it is an anomalous, scary, psyche-negative zone. Constant sensation of observation, broken tables, broken walls, abandoned carriages and toys - all this only adds mystique to the old structure.
- Old Jewish cemetery.
The word “graveyard” itself often causes bad feelings in people (the heart stops, blood is loosening, in general, the whole body cringes from terrible associations). And it is not by chance, because from time immemorial the cemetery was considered the abode of the souls of the dead, the last home, and for the living sometimes it was also the place of unpleasant encounters with the restless souls of those killed against their own will. Penza cemetery is no exception. Here, locals often meet the ghosts of long-dead people with a tragic fate.
- Penza Music College.
There are quite harmless ghosts and poltergeists in Penza. One company of such "friends" settled in a music school, built on the site of an old Tatar burial. The ancient remains were simply excavated with the help of an excavator and transported outside the city limits. And the restless souls have chosen the school as a haven and sometimes declare themselves. Local students even gave appropriate names to some of them (Flutist, Kryshnik, and other funny nicknames).