For those who are always looking for someplace creepy to see we have the next best thing β the John Lawson House. Besides the fact that it was built in 1845 and the only one left standing still after a fire in 1877 thereβs nothing else special about the building per se. What makes it…
Since the beginning of the 18th Century, visitors flock to the coast of Northern Ireland to admire this bizarre landscape in the area of Antrim. Before science and technology could offer an explanation for how the site appeared beautiful myths and stories made the place even more appealing. In 1986 UNESCO declared it a World…
Driving through the rural area of Idaho can get boring at times, until the two giant Beagles on the side of the road draw your attention. An American family has taken their love of beagle dogs further than anyone can imagine. They have created Dog Bark Park Inn, a guesthouse in the shape of a…
For those who are truly seeking a trip thatβs really out of the ordinary hereβs an experience you wonβt forget any time soon. Faktum Hotels in Gothenburg, Sweden offers 10 βroomsβ for rent where actual homeless people might sleep.
If you donβt have time to climb to Etnaβs summit, there are other options and one of them is to take the Circumetnea train. The 110 km long railway is a private line that runs around the base of the volcano through fertile lands and lava formations. It really is a one of a kind…
IgluLodge is an ice hotel in Southern Germanyβs AllgΓ€u Alps. This place, with a spectacular design featuring the sculptural and architectural work of local artists, offers an unusual experience for tourists who are seeking a snowy getaway. The lodging’s creative details are all over the place. The walls of the icy rooms are elaborately decorated…
The idea of ββan upside down house attraction is not new, but continues to gain popularity worldwide. A house on display at the All-Russian Exhibition Center in Moscow is built to resemble a typical European summerhouse with one exception β it’s upside down. Visitors will discover that even the curtains and contents of the fridge…
In the Irish town-land of Knockaun, 80 meters off Downpatrick Head stands a colossal, 50 meters in height, sea-stack called Dun Briste (The Broken Fort). The surrounding cliffs, including the rock formation, were formed about c. 350 million years ago, when the sea temperatures were much higher than today. Every year, Downpatrick Head is visited…