Described as an inverted tower, the tunnels leading to the well and its staircase symbolize an initiation rite

These galleries are considered one of the most terrifying places in the world... and they are not uninhabited...

Hundreds of stones placed on the Japanese coast remind us that those who forget their own history are doomed to repeat it

When pictures of the house went viral in 2000, they sparked many rumors. Who lived there? An eccentric billionaire hermit?

An archaeological study scientifically demonstrates that the original stone circle of Stonehenge, had previously been another stone circle located in Wales. It was dismantled and moved to its current site in Salisbury, after being dragged hundreds of miles overland

Legend of a drowned girl and hundreds of dolls to appease her wandering spirit

A castle built in the middle of nowhere north of Prague, with no apparent practical use. Its sinister purpose attracted the attention of the Third Reich when they occupied Czechoslovakia during WWII and today, it is a tourist attraction for the same reason

Evicted by the Turkish army after the invasion of Cyprus, photos of a former Toyota dealership with all its vehicles still intact inside and the hotel rooms as they were abandoned that fateful day, suggest that the city is a time capsule frozen in 1974. Not quite.

Off the coast of Nagasaki, Japan, lies the abandoned island of Hashima, nicknamed Gunkanjima or "warship" in Japanese. This is the history of the abandonment and its current state

In stormy weather, the waves engulf the 157ft high tower, including the lantern