| Action Park | ❗ Theme park responsible for unsafe rides, drunk staff, and illegal financial activities |
| Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary | ❗🐇 Famous island prison off the coast of San Francisco |
| Alnwick Garden | ○ Formal gardens in England known for its Poison Garden |
| Aokigahara | ❗ Japanese forest known for being a suicide spot |
| Appalachia | ● 🐇 Geographical and cultural region in the US |
| Aqueduct | Constructions used to carry water across long distances; used by the Romans, Greeks, Incas and Aztecs |
| Berlin Wall | Wall that separated what was East and West Berlin; fell in 1989 |
| Bohemian Grove | Private campground and Gentleman’s club for some of the world’s most prominent men |
| Broadmoor Hospital | ❗ High-security psychiatric hospital in England; famous for housing some of Britain’s most dangerous prisoners |
| Capitol Hill mystery soda machine | ○ Mystery vending machine stocked with odd flavour drinks |
| Catacombs of Paris | More than 6 million bodies are stored underneath Paris in these bone rooms |
| Cerne Abbas Giant | ❗ Hill figure in England; ‘Britain’s most famous phallus’ |
| Church architecture | 🐇 An interesting article on different churches around the world |
| Colletto Fava | ○ Hill in Piedmont, Italy known for a Giant Pink Rabbit |
| Darvaza gas crater | ○ Also known as The Door to Hell; gas crater in Turkmenistan that’s been burning since the 1980s |
| Easter Island | Chilean island known for its moai |
| Egyptian pyramids | 🐇 Archaeologists now believe the pyramids were built by skilled workers, not slaves |
| Equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington, Glasgow | ○ A statue in Scotland known for its humourous hat |
| Folly | 🐇 An almost useless structure designed to look extravagant |
| Gävle goat | A Christmas goat structure in Sweden; frequent victim of arson |
| Gereja Ayam | Unusual ‘chicken church’ in Indonesia |
| Ghost town | 🐇 Abandoned settlements |
| Goat tower | A decorative goat house originating in Portugal |
| Göbekli Tepe | ● Neolithic site in Turkiye; challenged ideas of hunter-gather life; only 10% has been excavated |
| Guantanamo Bay detention camp | US military prison known for its treatment of prisoners |
| Hans Island, and Whisky War | Island near Greenland; setting for a fun rivalry between Canada and Denmark |
| Heart Attack Grill | Las Vegas restaurant known for its high-calorific, lard-fried foods and spankings |
| Hess Triangle | ○ When the government wanted to acquire and demolish 253 buildings, the Hess family realised they left an area off the plans |
| Huéscar | Ever forget you’re at war with Denmark? |
| Hollywood Sign | 🐇 American landmark with an interesting history, modifications and spin-offs |
| Ice hotel | Temporary constructions built from ice |
| Ilha da Queimada Grande | Also known as Snake Island; island near Brazil, home to a large amount of snakes |
| Kowloon Walled City | Former densely populated city and slum in British Hong Kong |
| Las Vegas | ●🐇 City in Nevada, US, famous for its casinos and nightlife |
| Lenin’s Mausoleum | 🐇 If you’re planning on travelling to Russia why not see Vladimir Lenin‘s preserved body, on display since 1924! |
| Lupanar | ❗Brothel uncovered in Pompeii, as you can expect archaeologists found some *interesting* wall art |
| McKamey Manor | ❗ Haunted house where participants sign a waver to allow subjection to torture; no one has managed to complete the full experience |
| Parthenon | 🐇 Greek temple dedicated to the Goddess Athena; became a church, a mosque, and was eventually looted by the English |
| Pascha (brothel) | ❗ One of the largest brothels in the world |
| Place names considered unusual, and Street sign theft | ❗ Sign thefts led the people of Shitterton to purchase a big rock |
| Removal of Confederate monuments and memorials | Statues, associated with the Civil War and slavery, removed across the US |
| Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes | Church in the south of France known for its healing water, nuns… and tourist shops |
| Shopping Mall | The world’s largest shopping mall has over 2,500 shops |
| Spite house | A house built or maintained to spite neighbours or organisations |
| Stepwell | 🐇 A type of well made up of stairs leading to the water; found mostly in India |
| Stonehenge, and Stonehenge replicas and derivatives | ● Prehistoric structure in Wiltshire, England; part of Pagan culture and a fascination for archaeologists |
| Terracotta Army | Terracotta sculptures buried alongside the First Emperor of China; discovered in 1974 |
| U.S. Route 66 | Historic road through the US |
| Wieliczka Salt Mine | Salt mine in Poland and UNESCO World Heritage Site |
| Wonders of the World | Natural and man-made structures considered to be ‘wonderful’ |
| World’s littlest skyscraper | Investors failed to notice its height was in *inches* not feet |
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