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Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada

The last lighthouse to be automated in all of Ontario, and for the longest time could only be reached by "wading through the shallows."

Cape Cod, Massachusetts, United States

A failed plan for a dream beach house led to the successful creation of Days' Cottages.

Kanses City, Missouri, United States

Once the tallest building west of the Mississippi River, this structure is a temple to all things light--and may be fighting some shadowy figures.

River Ranch, Florida, United States

Experience early American cowboy life at this Florida dude ranch.

Vestland, Norway

Famed for being the smallest stave church still in use in all of Scandinavia, it is just the right size for the village’s inhabitants of around 100 people and 500 goats.

Tallinn, Estonia

This church reaches new heights of aesthetically alluring detail being Tallinn’s largest orthodox cupola cathedral.

Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada

This lovely 19th-century church was built thanks to a land grant from a militia veteran of the War of 1812.

Lewes, Delaware, United States

Storms from the Atlantic sea have shaped the resilient history of the the Harbor of Refuge Light.

Bucharest, Romania

Containing 1.5 billion pounds of steel and bronze, the Palace of Parliament is the heaviest building in the world.

Athens, Greece

This seaside luxury resort is located just minutes away from a sacred Greek temple to the goddess Leto.

Port Townsend, Washington, United States

During WW1, an illustrious lightkeeper cultivated an abundant Victory Garden at this Washington state lighthouse.

Le Locle, Switzerland

Passed down through generations of watchmakers, this Chateau now houses a clock museum.

Saint Louis, Michigan, United States

Unique instruments, autographed photos, and maybe even a tarantula may greet you upon entry into this shop.

Belgrade, Serbia

Once a royal residence, this Mansion now welcomes university students through its halls.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

This 19th-century Hotel is home to 871 rooms -- and countless ghosts who roam its halls.

Tokyo, Japan

A shrine where the living venerate the spiritual world through sake offerings.

Florence, Oregon, United States

Some guests just don't take the hint.

Moscow, Russia

A bathhouse who's story began with love, a queen's blessing, and diamonds.

Magnisi Peninsula, Sicily, Italy

Situated next to ancient burial grounds has drawn grave robbers to this Sicilian lighthouse.

New York, New York, United States

That spirit of exploration is shared by museum goers, as they’re invited to observe 45 permanent exhibition halls—including one dedicated to the extraordinary achievements of intrepid polar explorer.

Port Said, Egypt

This Egyptian city was built to accompany the digging of the Suez Canal.

Mexico City, Mexico

The most beautiful post office you've ever seen.

New York, New York, United States

David Webb found his muse by frequenting the Met.  

Copenhagen, Denmark

A cutting edge contemporary art museum that once was centuries deep in Danish riches and royalty.

Podersdorf am See, Austria

One of three lighthouses in landlocked Austria.

Marrakesh, Morocco

Find street vendors, snake charmers, and a former execution square in Marrakesh's famed Medina Quarter.

San Diego, California, United States

This scientific research institute is considered the defining work of architect Louis Kahn.

Bariloche, Argentina

The ship has a capacity for 300 passengers and has carried princes and presidents.

Rome, Italy

The largest and arguably best known fountain in Rome.

Rochester, New York, United States

He not only invented roll film, his coined slogan told the success story simply and pointedly, ‘You push the button, we do the rest.’

Admont, Austria

This design of this monastery library - the largest in the world - was inspired by the ideals of the Age of Enlightenment.

Cyberport, Hong Kong

The ride you’re about to embark on is not for the faint of heart.

Grantsville, Maryland, United States

After 90 years in service, this Church was relocated to an artisan's village to continue its vocation.

Andros, Greece

Greece's first automated lighthouse looks like it was carved out of a fantasy novel.