One of Greece’s most famous destinations, with an oniric landscape, yet also one of the worst tourist traps in the world. This article explores its history, attractions and the realities of mass tourism
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The search for a mythical treasure on Oak Island has being going on for more than 200 years, claiming 6 lives. So far, no gold has been found
From the first circumnavigations and the race to circumnavigate the planet faster, to the first global journeys by car, plane, current records and the future of ultra-fast world travel
Challenging the title of the eighth wonder of the ancient world, the remains of a megalomaniacal funerary complex built in the 1st century BC atop a 2,100-meter (7,000ft) mountain
The ruined staircase, reminiscent of a fairy tale, conjures the image of an imposing castle with towering walls and majestic turrets that never stood there. The history surrounding this abandoned site is one of debauchery and excess, set against the backdrop of the Prohibition era during the Roaring Twenties
A mysterious circular structure on the ocean floor, resembling the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars, ignited speculation about a sunken UFO. The story quickly went viral worldwide
Although it may seem surprising, Iran was once very similar to any Western country. The 1979 revolution suppressed Western influences but did not erase them. They remain alive in a thriving underground scene
Unlike the abandoned Shanzi UFO City, demolished in 2010, the ruins of the future in Wanli, Taipei, still stand
A jungle shortcut road that never was and an abandoned highway bridge in the middle of the jungle sticking out among the treetops, which appears to have been transported by several helicopters and dropped in the middle of nowhere in the tropical forest
The most common world maps are rendered using the Mercator projection—a Renaissance marvel enabling navigation along straight-line courses on a map. However, this projection skews both the contours and actual dimensions of countries. As a result, the world is not as we know it
One of the fastest food options available, the concept of Automats is at the same time a very good and a very bad idea. Their nostalgic appeal ensures that they continue to open and close
How the Order emerged and became a military and economic power, its ranks, dress, decline, and the reasons for its dissolution. The unsolved mysteries of the Templars; where did they flee? Did they find the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Grail? What happened to their riches? The theories of Rennes-le-Château and Bérenger Saunière, Rosslyn Chapel and Oak Island. Were the Knights Templar guilty of any of the charges brought against them?
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When an emergency radio becomes a lifeline. Key scenarios, the different types available and how radio frequency bands play a role in survival
One of the most mysterious tunnels in Egypt, which has puzzled archaeologists and engineers since its discovery in the 19th century. It is unclear how the 24 giant sarcophagi in its interior, were created and moved. Their exact purpose remains uncertain. These are the unsolved mysteries of the Serapeum of Saqqara
From the Pope's passing to the proclamation of a new pontiff; Sede Vacante, Camerlengo's duties, papal ring destruction, apartment sealing, velatory, Novemdiales, funeral, conclave, Fumata Bianca and Habemus Papam
The history of the Shroud of Turin. The controversy surrounding the Shroud of Turin since the 14th century, the most recent scientific discoveries and the various scientific theories regarding its authenticity
The origins of the concept of the Holy Grail, the myths that developed during the Middle Ages around the sacred cup and the most compelling candidate chalices that could be the real artifact, if it was not lost to history
A luxurious ocean liner that ended its days stranded off the coast of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, split in half. This is the story of the Grey Ghost
The story of Col2.com, from its inception during the First Jacobite Uprising in 1689, to its reappearance on the Internet in the 21st century by a strange temporal synchronicity. What was the Internet like in the 19th century?
According to a study utilizing advanced radar techniques, beneath the pyramid lie 8 enormous cylindrical structures extending to a depth of 650 meters (2130ft), with five chambers situated above and a sprawling underground city at a depth of 1,220m (4000ft). Has the legendary Hall of Records or the Halls of Amenti finally been uncovered?
Rumor has it that Hannah Courtoy Mausoleum hides a time machine, designed by a renowned 19th century Egyptologist and built by a Victorian era genius inventor
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