
Salt Cathedral - Colombia
The mine in Cundinamarca is around 58 miles from the country's capital, and is mote than 500 years old
Constructing a usable chapel 590ft below the Earth's surface is hardly conventional - but it is real, and is located inside this salt mine in Colombia.
Now a major tourist attraction, the mine in Nemocon, Cundinamarca, is around 58 miles from the country's capital Bogota, dates back over 500 years.
Carved salt sculptures and a 16ft cross adorn the cathedral which gets more 3,000 visitors each Sunday.
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