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Berlin Photoautomat machines: where to find the city’s cult photo booths Berlin is a city where the past is rarely polished away completely. Old buildings …

Regent Bridge Edinburgh: the grand bridge most visitors walk over without noticing Edinburgh is packed with famous monuments, hidden closes and wonderfully odd corners, but …

Visiting The Butter Museum Cork: Complete guide to Ireland’s quirkiest food museum Looking for unusual things to do in Cork, Ireland? A museum devoted entirely …

Harry Maitey: The Hawaiian Who Ended Up on Berlin’s Peacock Island It’s the 1820’s and you are teenager leaving Hawaii and sailing halfway around the …

Paris Catacombs Guide: Tickets, Opening Times and Essential Tips Beneath the elegant boulevards and busy cafés of Paris is one of the city’s most unusual …

Where Wetherspoon Began: The First Pub in Muswell Hill Wetherspoons is now one of the most recognisable names on Britain’s high streets, but its story …

Frankenstein Steps Dundee: Discover Dundee’s Eerie Link to Mary Shelley Looking for unusual things to do in Dundee? Hidden away on South Baffin Street is …

York Road Underground Station: London’s Forgotten Piccadilly Line Stop London is filled with clues to its past, but few are quite as intriguing as a …

Complete Guide to Visiting the KGB Museum Prague The KGB Museum Prague is one of the city’s most unusual museums. Hidden away in the Smichov …

The Frankfurt Kitchen: The Design That Changed Modern Homes Long before the fitted kitchen became a familiar part of everyday life, Austrian architect Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky …

The Story of the First ATM in the World Imagine a world where getting cash meant rushing to the bank before closing time. No late-night …

Longplayer London at Trinity Buoy Wharf Hidden inside London’s only lighthouse is one of the capital’s most unusual attractions. Longplayer is a musical composition designed …

St Dunstan in the East London: A Hidden Garden Among the Ruins Hidden between the glass towers and busy streets of the City of London, …

Leadenhall Market London: Foodie Explorers Guide to One of the City’s Most Beautiful Markets Hidden among the glass towers of the City of London, Leadenhall …

Walking with Wilson – Wilson’s Tales of the Borders: A Walking trail of Historic Tales of Berwick’s Past An interesting walking historical trail following in …

Trebor Mints: The Story Behind Britain’s Famous Extra Strong Mint If you’ve ever queued at a newsagent or grabbed a last-minute snack at a petrol …

The Schwerbelastungskörper “heavy load-exerting body” Berlin, a remnant of National Socialist urban planning The Schwerbelastungskörper (German: “heavy load-exerting body“) is a large concrete cylinder located …

Visit Old Calton Cemetery the resting place for philosopher David Hume, publisher William Blackwood and clergyman Dr. Robert Candlish Just off Princes Street and a short …

Everday Heroes in Aberdeen Wander around off the main areas and you’ll find interesting things like the Everyday Heroes Aberdeen installation. The mosaic artwork was …

Leopards of Union Bridge guarding Aberdeen It’s easy to walk past the leopards of Union Bridge as they are hiding amongst the railings ready to …

‘Poised’ Leopard Sculpture Aberdeen From the creator of the Kelpies sculpture in Falkirk, Andy Scott has provided the centrepiece to Aberdeen’s Marsichal Square with the …

A monument to the man who almost killed Hitler The Georg Elser Memorial in Berlin is a little different from normal memorials, this one is …

Stand by me in Berlin Have you ever loved a song so much that you’d carve it into a tree? Well someone did within Berlin’s …

Seek out the Shepherdess Walk Park Mosaics Unveiled as part of the 2012 London Olympics, the Shepherdess Walk Park Mosaics in Hoxton are hidden away …