An Italian town is emerging after decades submerged under the water of the lake

For decades everything that surrounds the municipality of Curon Venosta, located in northern Italy, has been a true mystery. Shortly after World War II it was submerged under the waters of the lakes Lago di Resia, Lago di Curon and Lago di San Valentino alla Muta. Since then, the only thing that can be seen is the bell tower, baptized as Campanile di Curon. Until now, because the Italian people have emerged after draining the lake to repair the reservoir The mystery that surrounds Curon Venosta, the Italian town submerged in the lake Such is the mystery that surrounds this place in the Alpine country, that Netflix has created a horror series about him. If we add to this that it has emerged for the first time after 71 years submerged, the expectation around Curon Venosta is maximum. #Curon, riaffiorano le #rovine del #paese sommerso.Tristezza e ammirazione.Lavori di manutenzione alla #diga che consente l’alimentazione della centrale idroelettrica di #Glorenza il livello dell’acqua è stato abbassato. #CastellidleboliaPhgia. bolzano pic.twitter.com/bl0y89vzgM – Castelli d’Italia (@castelliditalia) May 19, 2021 The Netflix series tells the story of a woman who, after several years living away from town, decides to return with her children to the place where she was born and grew. Although the story of the horror series is not 100% real, there is the town and the mysterious tower that until now was the only sign of its existence.In 1950, the construction of a dam for a hydroelectric plant forced the merger from Lake Resia and Curon. What happened is that the old town of Curon Venosta was completely razed and buried under 120 million cubic meters of water.More than 50 hectares of land disappeared, and the inhabitants were relocated to a new town on the top of the mountain. Legend has it that the church bells were removed in the 1950s, but there are those who claim to hear them from time to time. from time to time, so the town is said to be haunted. The seven-episode series is now available on Netflix. Towns submerged under water in Spain As strange as this story may seem, there are around 500 “ghost” towns in Spain , which remain submerged under the waters of swamps and reservoirs in our country. One of the best known is Peñarrubia, in the province of Malaga. The almost 2,000 inhabitants of the town were evicted in 1971 for the construction of the Teba reservoir. Only the Civil Guard barracks, the church and the school remained standing. In times of drought you can see the remains of the cemetery and the church.