Secret passages and ghost bunkers: the map of Palermo's underground mysteries

Beneath the streets of Palermo there would be an entire world made up of secret passages, tunnels linked to NATO and bunkers now forgotten. This is what PalermoToday tells, which has traced a map of the "archaeological enigmas" hidden in the subsoil of the Sicilian capital.

A double city, beneath the surface

According to the news outlet's reconstruction, underground Palermo would hold little-known structures: secret passages, alleged connections linked to the NATO presence and shelters that today appear as genuine ghost places.

The sources do not specify further details on routes, accesses or ways to visit these sites, but the theme of such an interweaving of galleries and bunkers feeds curiosity about the hidden history of the city.

It remains a chapter still largely to be explored: a fascinating reverse, literally underground, of the Palermo that is lived every day on the surface.