MOST AMAZING Underground Cities You WON'T BELIEVE EXIST

[@Top10Archive]

Would you live in an underground city during the apocalypse? Or would you stick it out on the surface with the rest of us?

[@nazom_oko]

I would live in an underground city even without an apocalypse or anything.

[@autumn9445]

+Fandomsey I would also, I think it would honestly be so amazing.

[@arintheseatsesh6242]

I think I'll just chill and not be a worm.

[@loribroadbent5434]

+Fandomsey I would join you in an instant.

[@hinforthslomie3495]

I would be mourning the deaths of civilization and loved ones, and concerned for my own survival. Pretty dumb question.

[@jupiter3067]

3:12 this image is from the Montreal (Canada) metro and not from Helsinki. Get your facts right please.

[@Bedinsis]

I'm impressed by how much variety were featured in this list. There were no country repeats, and they managed to keep both locations old and modern. Looks like people have in all times and places for various reasons seen value in underground facilities.

[@rustyfox2794]

Coober Pedy: When I visited there in 1972 the only above-ground buildings were a church and lots of car-ports (roof and no more than 2 walls) for car parking. Above-ground dwellings in Coober Pedy are relatively recent. And yes, most of the underground homes started as mines. It is so much cooler underground! Many people have found valuable opals while extending their homes or digging a new closet.

[@Justinmarrable]

Excellent video! I loved the background info and combination of pictures and video clips to illustrate while you were narrating. You got yourself a sub.

[@Top10Archive]

Thanks Justin! :D

[@whatever7727]

I don't understand what makes politicians and so called "important people" lives more important than us regular civilians. I hope if something happens to all of us, they die right along with us. Not like our taxes aren't paying for their safety while we are left to face doomsday. People forget this world wasn't built just for them. Makes me sick to my stomach.

[@bubbariots9854]

Someone has to try and live for the human race...

[@MANNY100123]

Underground cities are SO AWESOME! Really cool Top 10, Guys! :D

[@Truefaller]

Lol I laughed when he said brick and it showed Legos good job on the vid too

[@rodhigh7]

I toured Beijing's underground city 30 years ago when it was only open to VIPs. I was a member of the U.S Diplomatic Service. It was entered via a staircase under a sliding showcase in a retail store. It was in great shape back then and an amazing accomplishment.

[@hehe-ug3kr]

i'd feel so trapped if i lived underground

[@mishellcornell2160]

senor pollo .yea id feel trapped

[@shewhoiskay1]

+Rexcube Official lol

[@brunoprovangenoia5659]

I'd feel the same way in an apartment

[@jupiter3067]

When it's -30ºC outside or when there is a violent thunderstorm and you forget your umbrella, it's so interesting to walk in a dry heated tunnel, trust me ! Nobody live in this underground city (I"m speaking about the Montreal's one !). But I'm agree, for all the employees in the shops, it must be a little bit depressing never see the sun or the sky for 8 to 10 hours long.

[@samuelhmullins2170]

Sweet Lies Hello there, is anything significant about them too stupid to recognize their trap of 2000AD?

[@tiajoseph7309]

RISE OF THE MOLE PEOPLE!!!!!!!

[@davidmustoe4935]

I'm in!

[@georgebeauchamp1690]

Viva La Juan Peace! Mole!

[@bernicenakogee2880]

Laffy Taffy Quake oaks

[@-Jek99-]

some of these are amazing how people made these

[@Top10Archive]

Agreed!

[@vavag9365]

Burq1ton Jekel K

[@Cerberus804]

That picture in the thumbnail indeed looks amazing :0

[@Top10Archive]

That it is! The thumbnail is actually someones "survival basement", not an entire city (couldn't find a good photo of an entire city). The house is actually for sale right now too, out in Las Vegas. Really awesome piece of property!!

[@Cerberus804]

Top10Archive What really got me was the colors, it makes your eyes look at everything xD. That's one heck of a survival basement!

[@Octus]

it was on an episode of good mythical morning

[@nataliemendelsohn1317]

man, all the places i haven't seen in my life and still need to go visit.

[@JeffCfreeradiorevolution]

I got to number 2 and was ready to bitch about Montreal not being on the list... But it's number 1! Nice job! Having spent a lot of time in Reso you can walk through most of Montreal underground... It's massive and parts of it are very artistic. When it's 30 below in January it makes for a huge difference!

[@Top10Archive]

Haha, glad to not disappoint! Montreal is the closest to me on our list (Michigan), definitely on my bucket list!! What's the weather like in the underground when it's 30 below on the surface?

[@JeffCfreeradiorevolution]

Top10Archive It's warm... room temperature pretty much (unless you catch a draft from doorway leading outside). The underground city is very necessary as it gets pretty unbearable outside in the winter. Everything is connected; metros, malls, office towers, universities, theaters etc... Definitely come here in summer though! Much better time (unless you love winter sports).

[@GIguy]

Supreme Lord Commander wrong! Our (Toronto's) is the worlds largest...use the link I'm attaching if you don't believe me, it's bigger, better, and still growing, nice try Montreal, but, I'm not putting yours down, I love Montreal! It's a kick ass city, if you've never been there anyone, trust me, it's worth the trip, I go at least once a year! 😊 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PATH_(Toronto)

[@blazinyou33]

i live in mtl, some are liking it but personaly i fucking hate it its becoming WAYY too crowdy its an island the bridge to go in or out are njust hell and about to fall apart the road are made for a offroad truck but there no fuckin space you cant have a car bigger then a smart without going crazy everytime you go out ..!! and good luck finding a parking within 15min walking from your destination

[@jupiter3067]

TJ Devereaux... sorry... but it is not the largest in Canada. Toronto : 30 km (according to your link !) Montréal 32 km ville.montreal.qc.ca/portal/page?_pageid=8957,99645639&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL (sorry the english version isn't available) :-) By the way, Canadiens will win the 2017 Stanley cup (ha ha, we are canadians or we are not, right ?)

[@thiery572]

I like the Turkey one, and the Montreal.

[@jupiter3067]

Montreal is awesome, for real. You should really try it, not only the most crowdy, you should decide to walk the all 32km to discover some very nice surprises

[@thiery572]

jupiter3067 Sounds fun.

[@amithmalik4648]

cities underground , nature above is the way to go. no more ugly cities and no more light pollution so we can finally have a beautiful night sky. whilst still having our modern society

[@tiajoseph7309]

But seriously though, underground cities are a good idea. They'll especially be useful in the far, far future. Of course they'll have to be weary of things like earthquakes, and other dangerous forces of nature. Which would be harder to escape from than if they were on the surface.

[@loribroadbent5434]

The area I live in is stable. But then again, I live on the Canadian Shield which is "basement rock". Beautiful area to live.

[@tiajoseph7309]

Lori Broadbent That's so amazing! I wish I could visit your area!

[@loribroadbent5434]

Google Plus Pisses Me Off Please visit anytime. Right now, the area is even more beautiful because the trees are starting to change colour. In a week, the entire region will be a riot of colour.

[@aaronsalentine7876]

Donald Trump sorry i voted for jill stein even though u won.

[@katiobrien7854]

Donald Trump Not if you were the only person on the docket

[@jessmilstone610]

Thanks! Can you add more videos like these?

[@elainehinton30]

Very interesting. Wouldn't mind living in some of these

[@xxbailey1stxx482]

Cool I am interested u just got a sub😆😀😋

[@Top10Archive]

Thanks Helen! :)

[@xxbailey1stxx482]

+Top10Archive your welcome😊

[@Andrewjm3D75]

The Reso is disconnected and much smaller then Toronto's underground city the PATH. The PATH has over 30 kilometres worth of shopping, services and entertainment. According to the Guinness World Records, it’s the largest underground shopping complex in the world. Providing a safe haven from the weather - cold and snow in the winter and humidity in the summer - over 200,000 commuters use the PATH on a business day. The PATH links to public transit and over 50 office towers and a dozen hotels.

[@annetteshaylainasummerfiel8766]

Interesting. Thank you.

[@kaitlynwilber6084]

the first thing on this list about Seattle ,which I live not that away from, is weird I never herd any thing about it.

[@diretisim]

Abotu Wieliczka Salt Mine. There is the oldest salt mine in BOCHNIA, Poland too.

[@GIguy]

Duh, you forgot to mention the worlds BIGGEST underground city, which is much bigger then Montreal's..where you ask? Toronto! Yes, here in Toronto, we have the PATH, which runs under the entire downtown core, with thousands of shops, restaurants, and direct connections to the subway, condos, hotels, and much more. Google it, it is officially the worlds largest underground complex ever. I've lived here all my life, and during those 48 years, I still get lost down there, it's that big!

[@jupiter3067]

TJ Devereaux... sorry... but it is not the largest in Canada. Toronto : 30 km. Montréal 32 km ville.montreal.qc.ca/portal/page?_pageid=8957,99645639&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL (sorry the english version isn't available) :-) By the way, Canadiens will win the 2017 Stanley cup (ha ha, we are canadians or we are not, right ?)

[@nancyderyl1]

@@jupiter3067 I live in Toronto as well and visit the paths regularly and thought it was bigger than Montreal's as well! We learn facts every day!! Thank you for this informative video.

[@davemorin6185]

there's an image of a long corridor at 3:11 your saying it's Helsinki, it's actually A hallway in the Montreal subway subway system. Berry uquam metro station... just thought you should know

[@fachrizalyans]

Amazing!

[@rodhigh7]

I visited Beijing's underground city on a diplomatic tour in the 1980s. We entered a retail store and a display case was slid back revealing stairs going down into the ground. The tunnels and facilities were in much better condition than you show but I don't think it was open to tourists back then.

[@jimgreen9059]

2 places I'm surprised not to see on the list here are the Vietnamese holdovers from the war, which originated as tunnels, and became an entire city, and the Tunisian town which became Tatooine in the Star Wars movies. I've understood it wasn't just the home the Skywalkers lived in, but the entire town that's subterranean.

[@revaramos-cooper2545]

underground cities are so amazing 😃😮😆

[@earthling1984]

Thumbnail from Blast From The Past

[@cossu2821]

Hey top10archive!

[@egodef7791]

The legos in the wall! Awesome!

[@2celestialchix]

I never knew about a lot of these! I would like to say that I still think Coober Pedy should be #1 because it is the only one offered that truly has residential and business alike fully underground. Otherwise great list!

[@rooneye]

That pic at 1:40 what an awesome looking place.

[@qwertyTRiG]

What's the source of the black & white clip at 7:06?

[@DanTKD87]

A safe space for government employees. Makes sense that the ones responsible for the deaths of millions would be safe.

[@annapocalypsezero4719]

Kind of funny they would expect any survivors on the surface to welcome them back too 4000 v possibly a few hundred thousand very angry people good luck with that one.

[@richardwatts5230]

Yes,I agree.IT IS ODD THAT DEAD MEAT KEEP US LIVING.I DONT MIND A SLOPPY JOE,OR SALMON PADDY.BUT WHAT IS IN KILLING MILLIONS AND LIVING ON.THANKS

[@anamsaleem4410]

Canada has beautiful under ground cities

[@DEADSKULLZ31]

my mom is actually friends with one of the owners of the underground house in the thumbnail

[@ameec335]

THE ELEMENTAL MINECRAFTER where is it located? Does your Mom have pics? Pls share. Thanks.

[@DEADSKULLZ31]

Amee C she has pics and is not willing to give them out but it is in Nevada and the walls represent the real outdoors there is a jacuzzi and a pool in it anf it is 250 ft below the surface

[@cynthiamaycock2294]

+THE ELEMENTAL MINECRAFTER I love in Nevada! YAS bitch yass! I'm gonna find it

[@annieheath986]

I Googled it. Built by a fellow named Jerry Henderson in Las Vegas about 1978. There is a video that shows it in detail and talks about the history.

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool

[@badioula]

The Path in Toronto is 30K long, how did you miss that?

[@sirdeadlock]

Part of dwarven lore is that contrary to human ideals, poor dwarves live in high up apartments, while the more wealthy are able to afford living in deep tunnels; closer to the Earth they love so much.

[@derossetmyers47]

I wouldn't mind living in an underground city as long as I could have easy access to the surface. It would also need flexible steel support in the event of an earthquake. Extra points for waiting until aftet the slideshow to have those pop-up links, by the way.

[@anteconfig5391]

lmao. technically living in a cave is living in a hole underground, so you could say we haven't changed very much at all.

[@littlebigjohn69]

you missed the largest of them all its called the path in toronto canada, its an underground path of stores and restaurants covering almost 25 interconnecting streets.

[@saifai]

The city of Boise, Idaho has a pretty extensive tunnel system under the city from old cold war bunker evacuation routes for government employees. At one time it connected between all the major buildings that used to house anything of importance from the high school to the court house. Not technically a full city though. At the moment it's just used as an underground thoroughfare for state workers, and houses shops and restaurants for them. Most of the outer routes all got cut off post 9/11.

[@dddegon]

Denver airport has an amazing underground network of interconnected tunnels and buildings. A lot more than just what you'd need for an airport to run efficiently. You can run semi trucks through the tunnels with room to spare. I'd like to live there, if anything happens. Like, say a zombie apocalypse, or sometimes sort of man made plague.

[@rossheenapelariza4578]

Top 10 Archive can you make a video of Top 10 Beautiful Places in the Philippines

[@StriderAW]

I've always thought that the large areas that are strip mined would be a good place to start an underground city.

[@jeremybaxley5848]

Anthony Wright strip mining is above ground, open pit mines.

[@laurajames723]

Hey, you guys missed Toronto's Path system. It should have been on this list.

[@themovietheatre]

3:11 That is Metro Berri-UQAM in Montreal.

[@hopntobewheatnotatare5314]

LOVED THE JOKE AT THE END, IT IS GREAT!!!!!

[@sathsah1593]

How is the oxigen refreshed. I would become claustrofobic i think. Thanks for the video upload

[@Miss_Loving]

Jesus Christ is coming back very soon! It will be a joyous event for those who believe in His death, resurrection and eminent return for His children. Give your life to Jesus Christ RIGHT NOW! Allow Him to completely transform you and make you anew. Time is running out so don't delay. Jesus is patiently waiting with open loving arms for you to accept Him completely as your Savior and Deliverer. ❤️❤️❤️ (Matthew 24:30-39; Matthew 16:27)

[@josephbradshaw4373]

the world will end when it ends. nobody can stop it..but we can help make it a better place to live in.

[@enjoykisssmile]

The salt mine presented is actually small comparing the Praid salt mine or even Salina Turda.

[@animalia5554]

Number 3 is awesome

[@MichaelSHartman]

Underground is like air conditioning without the electrical cost. Given air conditioning and heat make up the majority of electrical use energy conservation using underground structures might help in reducing carbon footprints. Surface ecosystems might benefit. Many uncomfortable areas might be made into living spaces. Where would you rather live during an ice age surface or cave? If things warm up free air conditioning might look good.

[@allykat5899]

I,ve been to the one in Montreal Canada

[@segovo9706]

Do 10 Weirdest/craziest spots people have put/hidden cigarettes.

[@mg2294]

Segovo lol. I'm down for that Top 10

[@REC-L]

I hear always in any top 10th videos this word: YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE EXIST!

[@SashKaLakers]

You missed guys two of the biggest wine cellars in the world from my country, both around 120 km long and 75 acres in total surface.

[@nomadnametab]

Helsinki ? it makes sense. its frozen over most of the year. i can see people wanting to get in out of the weather. they have plenty of room on the surface. just -40 winters.

[@rbnhd1976]

What is happening at 7:16 anyway?

[@JV-tk3nn]

Must have been Wednesday

[@NotThatKindaKaren]

How is the government officials lives any more important than all of us!?! We should ALL be allowed to have underground dwellings, if/when needed.

[@pepperfalkiner579]

Toronto has an underground shopping area as well :P

[@AshwaniSastry]

awesome for IT sector 10 acres of an underground colony can hold 1000's of IT tech official .

[@kirtchy13]

UNDER ground city malls so cool

[@jameslangan788]

re 10 underground cities, add some in south africa, been there

[@egodef7791]

Mind Bogglingly curious

[@DasIllu]

Last comment in the video was pure gold :-D

[@lukaszs727]

I have 3 comment to your video. Before I watched this I thought I will have none 1 There is a hospital in Wieliczka mine in Poland. I think it is still in operation, however it is not available for tourists. 2 I am surprised that you have not mentioned underground city in Scotlands capital Edinburgh! 3 I wonder if they are more likely to build cities underground in Helsinki just because they have a very short day in winter and underground city in Spain should protect you from the sun in summer.

[@thegamingsnake7198]

Wow im first

[@bullyhunter4796]

you and the other two hundred people -3-

[@kanishak2015]

I m Very very surprise to watch underground city dixia Cheng

[@fauzee]

Anybody can explain how the toilet and bathroom work by underground living? One more thing is how underground people cope with the flood situation.

[@concernedcanadian6683]

I was greatly disappointed at the absence of the largest underground city of them all was not included. Right in the middle of the Country known as America there is a more than "a" underground facility that spans many states and it is all connected with an underground highway and train system..

[@legostarwars1361]

You Forgot About Toronto Canada And Moscow Russia. I Would Like To Point Out That Montreal And Toronto Are Close To Each Other, The Other Example Is Helsinki And Moscow Are Close To Each Other. The Other Important Factor Is That All 4 Cities Are Very Cold For Half The Year.

[@SpaceNinja116]

Underground cities? What about earthquakes?

[@gaelfortier2668]

Spacegirl 116 the thing is that montreal, is in estern Canada, so theres basically no earthquake

[@SpaceNinja116]

Gaël Fortier oh ok.

[@deltadawn9512]

SpaceNinja 116 when the great earthquake of the Lord God happens,they will be crushed underground!

[@Borishal]

No they won't.

[@chalaafroman]

son of a preacherman?

[@asmafarooqui6480]

the Kish island was beautiful .

[@siahjohnson8079]

Houston has a underground mall also

[@CANDIKONETT]

Places I've seen in my dreams(visions in sleep).

[@braedongarner]

What is the picture in the thumbnail?

[@mmkenny1694]

what about Toronto's Path network?

[@jessicarichards4428]

cool

[@DrJG9]

Reminds of Asimov's early robot series that eventually were connected as history to his Foundation series.

[@jenya-was-here]

WTF I had no idea that Seattle had a 19th century underground city :O !!!!

[@Thomass7586]

I would climb the highest building I could find and set on it's roof in a lawn chair. Scotty 1 to beam up. Oh yeah !

[@millyashby1299]

Now tell me when a earthquakes and these a tsunami would these place built underground survive the impact and people would be alright that's my question

[@catluva74]

We should build more underground cities. Then we can let nature reclaim some of the surface so wildlife and humans don't need to compete for territory.

[@bendoesgamingtv1627]

do top 10 richest minecraft youtubers

[@thiery572]

Where is the one that is on the thumb nail?

[@pulukekaluhiookalani]

I'm looking into moving my entire family to the underground city to protect my family... I'm coming into allot of money and I am going to purchase a place underground...

[@cliffcheung186]

What is going on at 8:17 ... that guy...

[@Octus]

thumbnail was on GMM !!

[@justhuman1893]

Why was Japan's Sapporo underground city Include ??

[@yahushuamashiach2966]

This Video Doesn't Talk About Not One Real Underground City In The United States Like One Of D.U.M.B.S. (Deep Underground Military Base System), Or AREA-51 For Instance! OUTRAGEOUS!

[@samuelhmullins2170]

What Ever yeh blah blah you advise unknown elderly stranger, whom intentionally avoided pregnancies, to commit suicide. If you against responsible subterranean mega cities, probably you worry it helps resist extinctions, which is our worst threat against our symbiotic planet. Shove your death wishes up Trump's ofFENSE-ive excuse of busy-work preoccupational walls, and down into your water supply. But not if your religiosity heart repents into fracking out the shell casings correctly. Because my cities should have asteroid shelters just in case. Right? Yeh repent away from religiosities like priests telling me to drop dead after I advise using biblical words like "perfection" correctly. But he not offend me until after we swap definitions about "perfection". Biblically it about refining as in perfecting and adequately purposeful for that. Are you a Priest or only sounding like one?

[@tomthumb9839]

TheAlexanderUchiha Then why do the blood sucking countries want our help. I'll bet the third world country you are in takes our money. Fuck the rest of the world. AMERICA FIRST!🇺🇸

[@rogeliorios9553]

YAHUSHUA MASHIACH. good luck with thatone.!!!

[@polarbear5740]

Maybe because nobody has any pictures or plans....top secret???

[@justaguy4real]

3:00 so just spread out lol, plenty of room on the surface. wouldnt be surprised to end up fini=ding cities under the oceans.

[@kethf4301]

The idea of underground bunkers/safe zones for top "government officials" is really kind of backwards. If most everyone else might die in a nuclear attack, the officials need to be saved so they can continue running everything afterwards. Who and what are they going to be running, if there are no citizens left? Are they going to do the physical work/repair/rebuilding themselves? If it is a military conflict, are they going to take up arms, and fight? I thought not....

[@karendobrowolski2219]

You missed the absolutely huge underground facility dug into the Ozarks that extend into many surrounding states. Or aren’t you allowed to film that?