The idea of ‘garden city’ was approved in 1964 when the municipality of Brøndby agreed to dedicated space for allotments, thus the mesmerizing circles started to pop up in the area. More
It was built in 1934 and was designed to connect the town of Montvernier to the Col du Chaussy. More
This tomb is one of the most prominent examples of Hellenistic architecture present in the region. More
The district was first established in the mid-19th century as a housing area for the city’s working-class population. More
The Tunnel connects the Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Denmark, and has brought these countries closer than ever before. More
Built in the mid-90s, the Koh Chang Grand Lagoona Resort was a sprawling property that boasted of several amenities, including a massive swimming pool, breathtaking views of the ocean, and exquisite interiors. However, soon after its completion, the property was abandoned, and its doors shut for reasons that remain a mystery. More
The bridge was built in 2014, and it quickly became a popular tourist attraction due to its unique design. More
Designed by Danish architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the building has quickly become a beloved landmark in the city and a symbol of the innovative spirit that defines Amsterdam. More
The site is named after a notorious pirate named Harry Paye, who used the rocks to conceal himself from English fleets. More