Hidden places, strange history, and remarkable corners of the world.
The original basilica was long ago destroyed (7-8th century) but the foundation remains as do amazingly well-preserved floor mosaics.
On the shore of Lake Rautjärvi in South Karelia, within the Saimaa lake district, two octagonal smoke saunas stand among the pines — hand-built by a local farmer and entrepreneur…
The Vardar, the river that flows through Skopje, is not navigable—and never has been.
A split boulder sits in flat farmland just south of the village of Glemmingebro, in Sweden's southernmost region.
The Cass County Dentzel Carousel in Logansport, Indiana, is a historic, hand-carved carousel built by the Dentzel Carousel Company, likely around 1900, and is a National Historic…
In 1973, the Belgian airline Sabena built the first grand luxury hotel in Rwanda’s capital city, Kigali.
Cvrated by Ryan Matthew Cohn is a destination in Connecticut for the curious and the collectible.
Walking down the main shopping street in Prescot, near Liverpool, UK, you can be forgiven for missing a relic of the medieval era.
Perched high above Aurlandsfjord, with stunning views over the water and mountains, is Otternes Farm.
According to the Acts of the Apostles in the New Testament, Apostle Paul, at the start of his tour of Europe, spent his first night on the island of Samothraki (also called…
In England fried fish and chips is recognised by most as the national takeout dish (with curries being the only real competitor).