The Prison Was Abandoned Half On Land, Half Underwater

Rummu Prison, once considered the Alcatraz of Europe, was invaded by nature and partly submerged, attracting tourists and divers to explore. shallow, half underwater: The Rummu prison in Estonia has been abandoned for 25 years. To date, more than half of the 23-meter-high structure has been submerged underwater, and scuba divers from all over Europe flock to explore the ruins. Dubbed the "Alcatraz of Europe", Rummu was built on This strange destination has been hit by numerous accidents, including deaths, as thrill seekers explore the flooded area. It was kept here between 1930-1991

. The beautiful scenery surrounds as opposed to what is hidden under the seemingly calm water. Visitors are free to swim in the murky waters below the prison. The diving company offers tours to explore the ruins and flooded areas The lake around this old structure is impressively green due to limestone.



The prison area has been fenced off and has no swimming signs, but residents and Visitors still find their way in here through the gaps in the barbed wire fence.The vision in winter in the clear water can be up to 40 meters, not less than famous diving sites in the Caribbean. ay Indian Ocean.The swimmers recklessly jumped down from the prison wall. They have to deftly avoid the barbed wire, concrete blocks and submerged machinery. The locals use the sand around the prison as a picnic, organize barbecue and take pictures. “If there are no fences on the entrance, you would think this is a city beach,” said Jekabs Andrusaitis, “The water around the prison could rise 15 meters, submerging more than half of the building Download stunning underwater photos on her website.



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