41. Ornamental Gallery at St. Paul’s Cathedral.
The Cathedral, designed by Christopher Wren, is the largest church architecture in London. Some parts of the church remain closed to the public, including the balcony located near the top of the inner dome and situated about 200 feet from the cathedral floor.
42. Hollywood Sign.
A trust made in the 1970s to refurbish and protect the famous sign has since forbidden the public to have a close-up opportunity with the iconic 45-foot-tall Hollywood sign. A razor-wire fence and 24-hour surveillance keep the sign safe from threat.
43. Mount Rushmore’s Hall of Records.
The monument’s sculptor, Gutzon Borglum originally planned to build a secret room called the Hall of Records near Abe Lincoln’s head. Unfortunately, he died even before it was completed. The project was revived in 1998, and a box encased in granite with information about the monument and the four presidents was placed inside the mountain.
44. The Vale de Javari Reservation in Brazil.
This is a part of the Amazon rain forest that has been set as an off-limit zone to the public to preserve the culture and history of the 14 tribes that are assumed to inhabit the area that covers 77, 000 square kilometers.
45. The Magnetic Es Vedra Island.
Scientists reveal that this island has the third most magnetic force on Earth, next to the Bermuda Triangle and the North Pole. It has been declared a natural reserve and is set as a no-go zone for anyone.
