30 abandoned places that look incredibly beautiful
Cannot wait till this world comes to an end and EVERYTHING looks like this.
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A Lake Above The Ocean.
It might sound like a scene out of a sci-fi movie but actually this breathtaking scenery is real and is located in Vágar. The lake is called Sørvágsvatn and it’s the largest one in the Faroe Islands. Photo Credits Marc Chesneau Sørvágsvatn is very close…
Dracula's Castle. A Iconic Romanian Tale.
Bran Castle is a medieval-style fortress located in Bran province in central Romania, near Brasov city. The castle was commissioned in 1377 by Louis I, king of Hungary which ruled Romania back then. The king gave the Saxons of Brasov the permission to build the…
This Hidden Paradise was meant to be the Real-Life Eden’s Garden!
Let’s head to Xilitla, a municipality located in a state of Mexico called San Luis Potosi. It is about 415 square kilometers and has a population of 50 thousand people, 6 thousand of whom lived inside the Xilitla town. This nature masterpiece is a place…
The Lost Miracle of Château Miranda.
The story behind this one is here to break your heart. We’re speaking about a masterpiece located in the region of the Ardennes in Belgium. Mostly it was known by the name of Château Miranda but with time it got the name Château de Noisy.
The Secret Antarctic Nazi Base of Neuschwabenland
Before World War II, the Nazis carried a range of mysterious trials with technologies and processes foreign to the rest of the world in that era. photo source: Julian Faylona To dominate the world, the Nazis hunted for some hidden revelations and obscure technology from…
What happened to the world discoverer?
There is nothing like the site of a deserted shipwreck. All of them have their story to tell, scrapped a long time ago, waiting to be taken by the sea. Such wreck is the German MS World Discoverer. Created by the German shipbuilding company Schichau…
Old Beautiful Cemeteries filled with Art, and History
Cemeteries are, by their nature, full of stories. “Our relationships with the places we visit can be deepened and enriched by learning the stories of those who came—and stayed—before us,” The Kiss of Death, Spain ©SHUTTERSTOCK The Kiss of Death, designed by Joan Fonternat and…