What do Vinnitsa dungeons hide?

A monk’s ghost was photographed here, artifacts left by the townspeople and conquerors for four centuries are still found. They also talk about dangerous sea graves and Nazi forgotten treasures and military secrets. They also suggest that the dungeons stretch for many kilometers out of town. What really is there, nobody knows for certain, because despite episodic attempts to investigate them, no one has yet created even a reliable scheme of their location.

The last surge of interest in the Vinnitsa underground world occurred in March, when a failure occurred in the courtyard of the former Dominican monastery, and today the Holy Transfiguration Cathedral of the UOC, which opened the passage to the eighteen-meter underground passage with a stone arch. Therefore, they started talking about the Vinnitsa “catacombs” again, in particular, as a potentially attractive attraction for tourists. So far, you can get on a tour only in the mysterious basement of the former Capuchin monastery. As for the future of the remaining dungeons, it remains uncertain. Continue reading →