Atlas obscura

In 1910, a lawyer and Nobel Prize winner began a project to compile the world’s knowledge onto a series of 3 x 5 index cards. This repository, dubbed the Mundaneum, would be housed at the heart of a Utopian “world city” designed by famed architect Le Corbusier. Over the decades that followed, over 12 million

Dyatlov Pass - unsolved mystery.

Things quickly get contentious.

High quality images of abandoned things and places.

The dark and wondrous world of children's stories.

World War II is known to be the deadliest conflict in human history. Somewhere between 50 to 85 million people have lost their lives due to the pointless, mindless war that was based on two Utopian ideologies. Needless to say, the combats only served the upper men instead of those who fought them.

Atlas Obscura rounds up the most awe-inspiring places every millennial should visit.

In 1973, the Israeli artist Michael Druks created an unconventional self-portrait.

Skeletons have been dancing people to their graves since at least 1424.

Accessible only by boat, this centuries-old island fort never saw troops or combat.