The Bay of Fundy in Canada—which is located between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick—is home to the most dramatic high tide on Earth. Most days, the tide surges about 40 feet, but has been known to swell as high as 53 feet. Depending on the time of day, visitors can explore dramatic arches and stacked…
The raging success of the 80s nostalgia-steeped Netflix series Stranger Things is proof that the 1980s are still viewed as the height of American pop culture by countless people. If you have been searching for a place to get a major 80s fix, consider visiting Fifty-Two 80’s—A Denver consignment store filled to the brim with…
Pere Lachaise is arguably the most famous cemetery in the world. No trip to Paris is complete without a stop at a cemetery celebrated for its famous occupants, dazzling tombs, and beautiful gardens. Millions of visitors from across the globe flock to Pere Lachaise every year to visit the graves of Doors singer Jim Morrison,…
In the 1920s, aviation maverick Glen Curtiss decided to transform a small town in Florida into an homage to the Middle Eastern folk tale collection One Thousand and One Nights. During the early days of the 20th century, Middle Eastern-themed fashion and architecture were all the rage in the Western world. Glen Curtiss helped develop…
If endless hours of responding to work e-mails, doomscrolling, and watching reality TV are starting to chip away at your sanity, consider traveling to Washington State‘s breathtaking, rustic Kalaloch Beaches. 8 pristine beaches located within Olympic National Park in the northern reaches of the continental United States offer a soothing escape from the daily grind….
If you have ever dreamed of standing atop an immovable stone wave, a visit to Vermillion Cliffs National Monument in Arizona is an absolute must. Vermillion Cliffs National Monument’s most famous rock formation—The Wave—isn’t a literal petrified wave, but it sure looks like one. The Wave is a giant rust-colored rock with white swirls that…
The abandoned Six Flags Jazzland Amusement Park in New Orleans East is one of the most haunting theme parks on Earth. Since the park was lashed by Katrina and inundated with storm surge in 2005, intrepid photographers have risked trespassing tickets and alligator attacks to document rows of rusted rides, decaying pavilions, and a giant…
Hearing the words “snake nest” when you’re planning your latest vacation is more than a little off-putting. However, architect Javier Senosiain’s colorful, modern snake-shaped apartment complex will endear you to snakes for the rest of time. Inspired by the feathered Aztec snake god Quetzalcoatl, Senosiain created an eco-conscious architectural marvel that will inspire you to…