Places

Coronavirus is raging in Israel, so a full quarantine has been announced there. Nubian ibex used this to their advantage, occupying the streets of Mitzpe Ramon, looking for food.

It is the highest building in the country and the biggest abandoned building in the world. “Shattered dream” is its second, unofficial, name – the hotel was supposed to become one of the greatest in the world, but in 1992 construction was stopped because of national crisis and lack of materials.

This Los-Angeles house is currently being sold for $340 million! There are 9,8 thousand square meters of space, panoramic view of the city, 21 bedrooms, 42 bathrooms, a movie theater, a 30-car garage and tons more.

"The extent to which sandwich bread and peanut butter are branded with USA stuff surprised me when I first visited here. also frozen pizza & french fries"

"Snow Fight In Madrid, Covered In Snow For The First Time In 51 Years"

“The abandoned glass house. Located in Virginia.”

"This is Siberia, baby!"

Archaeologists uncovered an ancient snack bar in the Regio V site in Pompeii...

The historic New Jersey cottage that time forgot...

The Great Pyramids of Giza...

Buzludzha, Bulgaria...

Sergey Kolyaskin portrays the beauty, simplicity, and uniqueness of living in Russia. He has already held 15 solo exhibitions, published two albums, and participated in all sorts of contests.

“Water giving life.”

In Norilsk people face continuous darkness for 45 days each year with temperatures dropping as low as -33° C in February. And now, the city has been drowning in a constant five-day snowfall.

Located in the suburbs of North London, it was discovered by Colin Smith who was returning home from work.

“Dolce Hanoi Golden Lake” is located in Hanoi, Vietnam, and everything there is covered in gold.

Over the last two decades, the Khamovniki district of Moscow has turned from a simple working-class district, into one of the most expensive living areas in the entire Russian capital.

Connecticut – Mashed Potatoes, Virginia – Mac and Cheese, Montana – Mashed Potatoes...

Charles Laurence Proulx, the architect behind the “Moving Dunes” and co-founder of NÓS, said that the idea came as the team had to create “a bi-dimensional installation to maintain vehicle access across the street, but we wanted to give the street a topography, a volume.”

Second wave of pandemic was met with a four-week quarantine, and despite shopping malls assuring that they have more than enough stocked, people started panic-buying once again.

The Mountain vs Olivier Richters, the Dutch Giant, who is 2.18 m high.

"Overhead gardens in Singapore"

Ships from the UK and US are being dismantled for scrap metal here, getting five new arrivals after industry’s crash due to global pandemic.