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Adventurer Sasha Radomirovic Descended into the Tunnels of Petrovaradin Fortress: What He Learned and Discovered Underground Chills the Blood
Adventurer Sasha Radomirovic got an exclusive opportunity to peek where few dare. He and his team ventured into the dark depths of Petrovaradin Fortress. Through labyrinths and catacombs, whose paths are known to only a few people in the world, he was guided by Leon Šurbanović, a man who knows these tunnels like the back of his hand.
TL;DR
- Sasha Radomirović and his team explored the dark depths of Petrovaradin Fortress's tunnels, guided by Leon Šurbanović.
- Leon Šurbanović, who has extensive knowledge of the tunnels, has created an underground 'Museum of Trash' from items found within.
- Discoveries include a 1957 Tomos motorcycle, a 1960 Saab car, various illicit substances, and personal items like a 'Better Life' TV series VHS, a pager, and old toys.
- The tunnels have been a site where animals have perished, with remains of badgers, foxes, cats, dogs, and even a tiger found.
- Petrovaradin Fortress, built in the 18th century, is surrounded by legends of treasure and mythical creatures, but faces modern threats from vandals.
- The underground complex is described as one of the largest in Europe and is currently being damaged by graffiti and garbage.