Every town, even the smallest, has its own eerie and mysterious places. What can we say about such a large metropolis with a long history like Moscow. There are many secrets in this city, scary and even downright creepy.
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Pierre-Lachaise is one of the most famous burial places in the world - every year it becomes a place of pilgrimage for many tourists. But in Moscow there are burials that are in no way inferior to him. We are talking about the Basurmansk crypts. As is clear from the name of this place, in ancient times only foreigners of other faiths were buried on it, and it was erected in 1771 during the plague. In those distant terrible times, there were so many victims of the disease, which was then incurable, that they simply did not have time to bury them. They had to arrange a special cemetery for the German musketeers, French hatters, Polish bollards. It is located on the high bank of the Sinichka River, which today has been hidden in a pipe. Since then, this cemetery has earned the title of "unclean". They say that at night, among the Gothic statues, of which there are many, you can hear incomprehensible sounds, the nature of which could not be found. The clanking of chains or the singing of a flute - every night visitor hears something of his own here.
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They say that on the Kuznetsky Most you can meet the ghost of a woman, a collision with which clearly does not bode well for the poor fellow. This lady is the mistress of the famous Savva Morozov, who at one time died at this very place, falling under the wheels of the carriage. It is known that this tragedy happened when Zhuzhu, as the lady was called, was driving along the bridge in her carriage. From the open window she heard a boy selling newspapers talking about Sawa's death. To find out the details, she got out of her carriage, and then a tragedy happened - Juju was hit by a carriage that was traveling towards her. Rumor has it that since then, the ghost of a woman walks on summer nights on the bridge in search of her beloved.
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Moscow also has its own Death Road, as the locals call the Lyubertsy-Lytkarino highway. It looks like a completely flat section of the road, but for some reason accidents happen here so often that they began to explain this by the intervention of otherworldly forces. Many drivers who were injured on this route told that they saw a strange pedestrian in front of the accident, who suddenly appeared right in front of the car. Some talked about the traffic police inspector with burning eyes, and who - about a lady of extremely unpleasant appearance. Perhaps the essence of this phenomenon lies in the fact that earlier on the site of this section of the road there was an old cemetery, the inhabitants of which were extremely unhappy when it was asphalted.
