Women’s World War 2 Memorials

Mar 12, 2016

All wars change the lives of those they touch, but nothing was as transformative and revolutionary as the Second World War, particularly for...

Cisternerne: A Subterranean Water Reservoir Turned Into Art Gallery

Mar 11, 2016

Buried beneath Frederiksberg Hill in the heart of Søndermarken Park, in Copenhagen, is a massive underground space that once held up to 16 m...

The Dinosaur Ridge in Morrison

Mar 10, 2016

The Dinosaur Ridge in Morrison, in the state of Colorado, is one of the world’s most famous dinosaur sites. Discovered in 1877 by Arthur Lak...

The Dragon Temple in Samphran

Mar 10, 2016

About 40 km west of Bangkok lies the district of Samphran, where there is a rather odd-looking Wat or Buddhist temple. The temple complex ha...

The Novaya Zemlya Effect

Mar 10, 2016

The Novaya Zemlya Effect is a curious optical phenomenon named after an archipelago located north of Russia, in the Arctic Ocean. It was her...

The Feng Shui Skyscrapers of Hong Kong

Mar 9, 2016

In Hong Kong, a city with one of the most beautiful skyline , the plan and design of a building is determined as much as by architects and e...

Havre Beneath The Streets

Mar 8, 2016

In the late 19th century, when the Great Northern Railway laid down its line between Seattle and Minneapolis, a distance of more than 1,600 ...

The Abandoned NSA Listening Station at Teufelsberg, Berlin

Mar 8, 2016

At the end of the Second World War, Berlin had over 400,000 homes destroyed and an estimated 75 million cubic meters of rubble that needed t...

The Mysterious Caves of Mustang, Nepal

Mar 7, 2016

The Kingdom of Mustang, bordering the Tibetan plateau, is one of the most remote and isolated region of Nepalese Himalaya. Once an independe...

Martini Junction: A Miniature Railway Hidden in The Forest

Mar 7, 2016

In the small but densely wooded Needham town forest, outside Boston, lies a secret attraction — a miniature model railway consisting of 120 ...