From Holbrook, Arizona's Bucket of Blood Street to Warp Drive in Sterling, Virginia, some of our favorite road names are creepy, funny, or just plain strange. We're on the hunt for more of these oddly named streets and avenues all over the world, and we need your help.
On this special 10-day tour in February 2019, we'll visit tombs and tunnels, churches and souks. We'll dig into local cuisine and get to know the diverse people who call this country home—all while learning about the political issues and religious histories that shape the region.
Librarians at the University of Southern Denmark put three rare books from the 16th and 17th centuries under X-ray analysis and discovered that their covers were suffused with arsenic.
Holy Roman Emperor Maximillian I gifted this strange headgear to Henry VIII in 1514. The rest of the armor has been lost to time, leaving behind only this most unusual headpiece. Today, you can find the helmet within the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, England.
Most of the small, medieval village of Puentedey, located in Spain's Burgos province, sits on top of this impressive natural limestone arch.
Moon Mist can refer to many things: a flavor of Faygo soda, a Magic the Gathering card. But for Nova Scotians, it's an eye-catching blend of three distinct flavors of ice cream: grape, banana, and bubblegum.
Bacteria that cause gangrene are the magic ingredient in this cheese-scented loaf.
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