9 de Julio Avenue, Buenos Aires, Argentina Take care crossing this street because it may take you a long time. The widest avenue in the world is 9 de Julio
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San Alfonso del Mar Resort in Chile, the 2nd largest pool in the world These three pools are so large that you can sail on them, scuba dive in them,
If you’re ever in Japan during the winter and happen to see a snowman, it probably would look a bit peculiar to the ones you’re accustomed to if you’re from
Daniel Rubio/Flickr The Gate Tower Building in Osaka, Japan, is a 16-story building that has a unique characteristic unlike other buildings. It has a highway running right through the middle
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is an architectural oddity and probably the most famous leaning building in the world. Construction of the tower started in 1173 and wasn’t officially finished
There happens to be a fish that lives in one of the hottest, most inhospitable environments in the world. What is even more amazing is that this particular fish only
Mobilus in Mobili/Flickr There is a rather odd place in a field in Croaker, Virginia, where there are 43 huge concrete busts of former presidents of the United States. The
Traveling around the world in the late 1800s was a challenging task, especially when trying to recreate the travels in the famous Jules Verne novel Around the World in Eighty
Zitronenmasse/Wikimedia Minibars are those tiny refrigerators that sit inside some hotel rooms. You may have been tempted at one point to grab something to drink or eat from one of
The American Discovery Trail We’ve all heard of the famous Appalachian Trail that runs from Georgia to Maine and vice versa, but there is another trail that is even longer
A cruise is usually a fun getaway, but sometimes on a long voyage, there is a death at sea. Because of this possibility, most modern cruise ships have a morgue
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