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Rimski Terma: Slovenia's Roman Baths Still Flowing After 2,000 Years
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Rimski Terma: Slovenia's Roman Baths Still Flowing After 2,000 Years

Rimski Terma in Laško, Slovenia: Roman-era mineral baths, royal-gifted trees and a hotel-spa complex you can s...

From Desert-Swallowed Mansions to a Haunted Coal Island: The World's Most Fascinating Ghost Towns
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From Desert-Swallowed Mansions to a Haunted Coal Island: The World's Most Fascinating Ghost Towns

Ghost towns worth the trip: Bodie, Bannack, Belchite, Hashima, Kolmanskop, Houtouwan and more — what happened,...

Zagrebačka pivovara: the brewery that kept Zagreb in beer through war, crisis and privatisation
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Zagrebačka pivovara: the brewery that kept Zagreb in beer through war, crisis and privatisation

The story of Zagrebačka pivovara: Zagreb's 1892 brewery that survived bankruptcy, WWII and privatisation, and...

Ancient rock art in Kars reveals how nomads etched their world into stone
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Ancient rock art in Kars reveals how nomads etched their world into stone

Over 100 Paleolithic-era rock carvings of goats and deer in Kars' Kağızman district are shedding light on Anat...

How Copenhagen's Freetown Christiania Turned Forty Years of Squatting Into a Legal Deal With the State
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How Copenhagen's Freetown Christiania Turned Forty Years of Squatting Into a Legal Deal With the State

How squatters who took over Copenhagen's abandoned barracks in 1971 ended up buying part of Freetown Christian...

The U.S. Civil Rights Trail: A Road Trip Through Places That Changed America
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The U.S. Civil Rights Trail: A Road Trip Through Places That Changed America

The U.S. Civil Rights Trail spans 15 states — a new companion book charts its landmarks from Selma to Memphis....

The Beatles Broke Up at Disney World: Orlando's Off-Map Pop Culture Landmarks
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The Beatles Broke Up at Disney World: Orlando's Off-Map Pop Culture Landmarks

From John Lennon signing the Beatles' breakup papers to Bob Ross's grave, the Orlando history spots the theme...

Winter War Finland: how a farmer-sniper and minus 40 degrees stalled a million-strong invasion
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Winter War Finland: how a farmer-sniper and minus 40 degrees stalled a million-strong invasion

How Finland held the Soviet Union for 105 days in 1939, the motti tactic, and sniper Simo Häyhä's 500-plus kil...

Havana Bay's ghost ship: how engineers raised the USS Maine 14 years after it blew up
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Havana Bay's ghost ship: how engineers raised the USS Maine 14 years after it blew up

How engineers raised the USS Maine from Havana harbour in 1911, 14 years after the explosion that started a wa...

The Baltic Way: The 675km Human Chain That Helped End Soviet Rule
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The Baltic Way: The 675km Human Chain That Helped End Soviet Rule

How two million people formed a 675km human chain across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in 1989 — and why the B...

Ybor City: How One Spaniard and Thousands of Cuban Cigar Makers Built Tampa
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Ybor City: How One Spaniard and Thousands of Cuban Cigar Makers Built Tampa

How Vicente Martínez Ibor's 40-acre gamble in 1885 created Ybor City, turned Tampa into the Cigar Capital of t...

The Baltic Way: the 675km human chain that linked Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius
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The Baltic Way: the 675km human chain that linked Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius

Two million people, 675km of joined hands: the story of the 1989 Baltic Way from Tallinn to Vilnius, and how t...

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