The ancient, underground city of Derinkuyu caught Nas’s eye early on. Located in modern-day Turkey, Derinkuyu was built underground to defend against invasion, protect its citizens from harsh ...

NAOURS might look like your classic French village, but underneath is a labyrinth of secret tunnels. There are around 300 chambers beneath the surface that have since become a popular tourist ...

But few people know that one of its towns is hiding a secret underground city with more than 1,000 tunnels carved out over thousands of years. Orvieto, in the Umbria region of central Italy ...

When one thinks of cities, towering skyscrapers and crowds rushing from one direction to the other come to mind. But did you know that in the bygone eras, people lived in underground cities?

It’s London’s shortest Tube route with only two stops but the Waterloo & City line has been an essential lifeline for commuters for more than 125 years. First opened to the public in 1898, the ...

Underground music is alive and well in Salt Lake City. That success, to a large degree, is the direct result of networking between promoters, alternative radio DJs and hall owners. With our small ...

(Representational) Scientists have discovered a "vast underground city" running beneath the famed Egyptian pyramids in Giza. Using radar equipment, they created high-resolution photos of thousands ...

"When we enlarge the images (in the future), we will reveal that underneath lies what can only be described as a true underground city," said Corrado Malanga of the University of Pisa in a statement.

Step into the vast underground city of Derinkuyu in Turkey, an engineering masterpiece that once housed thousands of people.#AncientCities #TurkeyHistory #UndergroundMystery US intelligence says ...

Archaeologists discovered an ancient underground city beneath Abarkuh, Iran, where residents in Iran escaped above-ground heat. In the subterranean settlement, they found an aqueduct to transport ...

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — For years, ABC 10News has been reporting on the City of San Diego’s plans to put its power lines underground. It’s part of a push to make the city safer and nicer to look at.