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Alcatraz East – Pigeon Forge, Tennessee – Part One

If criminal minds intrigue you, the most all-inclusive museum of crimes and the people who committed them is located in Pigeon Forge and has quite an infamous name. Alcatraz East. The country's illustrious past of murder and mayhem – and ... Read More >

Neuschwanstein Castle – Schwangau, Germany

Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most beloved castles, if not one of the most beautiful, in all of Germany. Groundbreaking began in June of 1868. More than 25 feet of rock had to be excavated and removed in order to have room for the castle's ... Read More >

House on the Rock – Spring Green, Wisconsin

There are certainly some houses that could attempt a claim toward uniqueness, but House on the Rock stands alone in this regard. In the novel American Gods, the House on the Rock seems like something that could only be conjured by the mind of Neil ... Read More >

Henderson Castle – Kalamazoo, Michigan

Located on a steep hill that overlooks Kalamazoo's downtown area is an amazing example of historical architecture. Henderson Castle was built in 1895 by Frank Henderson, a resident of Kalamazoo, and one of the city's earliest successful ... Read More >

Mahabat Maqbara – Junagadh, India

Although it lies on a much-traveled road in the heart of a city, Junagadh's Mahabat Maqbara is one of the least-known complexes and, therefore, one of the best kept secrets in India. Its blend of Islamic and Gothic architectural styles is one that ... Read More >

Judaculla Rock – Cullowhee, North Carolina

You may have seen a postcard at some point in your life, made out of linen – a photo of Milas Parker, a local farmer, posing next to the Judaculla Rock. Who was he? And where is this rock? It wasn't too long ago that this rock was almost all but ... Read More >

Hierapolis – Pamukkale, Turkey

In Greek, Hierapolis meant Sacred City. Hierapolis was an extremely notable city in biblical times. The ancients who lived here believed the city was founded by the Greek god himself, Apollo. The city was famous for its hot springs, the vapors of ... Read More >

The Big Hole – Kimberley, Northern Cape, South Africa

A vacation to the Northern Cape would not be complete without a deviation from the planned itinerary – especially if it doesn't include The Big Hole. At one point in time, it was actually a hill with a flat top. Today, this hole is a whopping 705 ... Read More >

Ol’ Hardhide – Ponchatoula, Louisiana

While known for milder things, like strawberries and American flags, Ponchatoula, Louisiana has a toothy mascot in the center of town that gives this community its edge. This mascot is known as Ol' Hardhide, and he came to win the hearts of ... Read More >

Dreamland Wax Museum – Boston, Massachusetts

It might be new at the game, but the game has been around forever. No, not baseball. Wax museums! In the technologically modern world we live in, a wax museum might not have the coolness factor of, say, a virtual reality gaming center, ... Read More >