Ukraine, Europe, Genoa, Travel, Russian Federation
Urban Abandonments: 7 Deserted Wonders of the (Post)Modern World

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Travel, Europe, Russian Federation, Russia, Asia
There are amazing abandonments in America but the former Soviet Union has some of the most interesting, unique and strange abandoned buildings.

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Russian Federation, Travel, Europe
The former Soviet Union has a complicated history that is told in part through some of its deserted infrastructure. Many of these structures, cities and areas were abandoned suddenly and thus provide a kind of snapshot of Soviet life frozen in time.

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Chile, Europe, Argentina, Travel, Russian Federation
Is it difficult to imagine a place beyond Timbuktu? Well, if you can imagine it, chances are there's a tour operator that will take you there. But getting there will likely involve multiple modes of transportation, and perhaps even some survival training. So it won't be easy--or cheap.

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India, Europe, Germany, London, North America
Humans really know how to commemorate their fallen and the incredible monuments dedicated to war stand as evidence. Seeing those, a few will probably say that death is beautiful but this article will continue the series and will focus on peace.

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China, Usa, North America, Asia, Russian Federation
Had a bad vacation? It probably could have been a lot worse, with men's portal AskMen.com coming up with a list of the top 10 hells on earth to prove how much more dire it could have been.

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Europe, Russian Federation, Travel
Tips and information on visiting Russia

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Travel, Europe, Thailand, Cyprus, North America
Here are seven more amazing examples of abandoned cities and other deserted urban wonders from around the world

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Chamonix-mont-blanc, Canada, Lake Louise, Europe, Aspen
Want to ski with the rich and famous? If yes, then Aspen is the place to be. Aspen is known for its steeps and its four mountains that are not linked.

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Rome, Portugal, Europe, Travel, Italy
The open borders, once seen as a hallmark of true freedom and democracy (and the almost exclusive domain of the United States), has become almost commonplace, as millions of Europeans travel freely between countries to work, vacation or study every day.

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