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A walled city of the dead, surrounded by a city of the living: 5 & a half hectares of seemingly endless rows of above-ground stone
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A small Baroque box between a parish church and a 1603 belfry, covered inside, floor to ceiling with nearly 3000 skulls and bones; arranged as
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A tenth-century undercroft that remains flooded for most of the year and looks like the original blueprint for a pool you've definitely found in the
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A working graveyard at the edge of birch and alder where the markers are bright, colorful houses instead of stark, grey stones. They appear amongst
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A roadside hamlet in the Iya Valley where the people you notice sitting at the bus stop and working in the field, are not actually
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A former Reeperbahn brothel that never stopped looking like one. It's old purpose is visible on every surface: with themed rooms, communal bathrooms, padded red
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A brutal, concrete saucer atop a Balkan mountain that looks like the perfect headquarters for a sci-fi movie villain, and was once The House-Monument of
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Deep under the traffic circle of the same name in Northwest D.C. sits a 1970s, brutalist metro vault designed by Harry Weese’s; featuring a coffered
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Orange tiles that go on forever, dim globe lights, and glass bubbles at street level; Dupont Station is a 1970s relic that can feel rendered,
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A two-level 'dead' mall with an amusement park growing out of the food court that still bills itself as Ontario’s largest.