Tucked away at the very back of the Kelvin Hall is the National Library of Scotland’s Moving Image Archive, where members of...
Set in a nondescript block of Georgia Avenue in northwest Washington, D.C., this single-acre cemetery is one one of the country’s smallest...
This high-level security prison in regional Victoria once held criminals and those said to be criminally insane. Although decommissioned in 1991, haunting...
Some 30 miles south of the Tayma oasis in Saudi Arabia stands a strange rock formation called Al Naslaa. Each balanced on...
The plain building right behind Dortmund’s central train station hides many secrets. Established as a police station, it was turned into a...
The Golestan Palace is one of Tehran’s most remarkable and historically significant sites. This UNESCO World Heritage Site dates back to the...
The abandoned South Platte Hotel hauntingly stands along the confluence of the South Platte River and North Fork of the South Platte...
In 2015, secret tunnels and underground facilities were discovered near the site of the former Hitoyoshi Naval Air Base, built during World War...
Born in the Koishikawa district of Tokyo in 1879, author Kafū Nagai is known for such works as A Strange Tale from East...
Located on the Southern tip of the Isle of Whithorn in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, St Ninian’s Chapel is a historic site...
Many of Oahu’s best snorkeling and diving spots are associated with enclosed bays or natural coral reefs with large varieties of ocean...
Observation Hill, more commonly known “Ob Hill,” is a rocky, 750-foot lava dome towering over McMurdo Station, an Antarctic research station. The site,...
The University of Edinburgh has had several notable graduates—including luminaries such as Charles Darwin and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle—study under its school...
Despite the barriers she faced as a working-class woman with little formal education, Mary Anning was one of the most influential fossil...
Between 1594 and 1606, people discovered Roman-era underground ovens in the hills to the west of Granada, Spain. Within one of these...
Architect Newton Penprase, originally from Cornwall, started building this house in 1936. Intended for Penprase himself to live in, the house’s name...
Blutgassenviertel, or “Blood Alley Quarter,” is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Vienna, originally founded around the mid-14th century. Throughout its history,...
In downtown Northampton, on the corner of Main and Central Streets, an eye-catching mural commemorates a historic crime. The mural is at...
New Year’s resolutions can feel a little grim. This year, I’ll reduce my screen time. In 2025, I’ll walk 10,000 steps every...
The origins of Germany’s Maultaschen are deliciously devious. Legend has it that, in the late Middle Ages, a lay brother named Jakob...
Indigenous Brazilians have fermented alcoholic beverages from the cassava root for thousands of years. These beer-like beverages go by names like cauim,...
Though Cincinnati is best known for breweries, another effervescent beverage has a long history in the Queen City: the nectar soda. Home...