Everyday, thousands of tourists visit Washington D.C. to see the White House, the
Smithsonian museums, and all of the other monuments to American history and democracy that can be found throughout the city. Yet, they have no idea what else lurks beneath the city surface just waiting to be explored.
Indeed even the commuters who make their home in Washington D.C. are scarcely aware of the unbelievable secret that hides beneath the buzzing sidewalks and busy thoroughfares of Dupont Circle…If one heads to Dupont Circle, one of Washington D.C.’s busiest and most famous neighborhoods, they will find a bustling city sector complete with buzzing busy bars, trendy coffee shops, and of course, the city’s neoclassical-inspired architecture. Yet all of this just serves to obfuscate the secret world below it.Most people, resident or otherwise, don’t know about the secret that lies beneath the street. Nevertheless, eight feet below the busiest neighborhood in our nation’s capital, lies a massive series of tunnels, taking up an unbelievable 75,000 square feet of space…
