This tiny island was a favourite of Lumberjacks up until the 1980's. The little island is now a tourist spot in Finland that anyone can visit.
I'm sure you've seen the ice hotel that's built every year but what about an awesome ice castle? Built in White Mountains of New Hampshire these ice castles are temporary structures created for the sake of creation.
Exploding manholes are a rare phenomenon that happen all over the world with London being no exception. But why do they explode and what can be done to stop them?
Hearst Castle is America's most treasured and visited home made up of 115 rooms and has been visited by famous people from politicians to movie stars over the years.
We take it for granted that cemeteries have always been around as we know them today. Take a look at how it all began and when they started to change.
Australian's love their surfing so what do you do when there are no waves? Well you find a lake and you make waves and let the surfing continue.
Leave it to Japan to create a pink Hello Kitty Bullet Train to take you around. It was designed to encourage travel throughout western Japan.
If you want to explore this perfect blue Glacier then you'll need to hop in a helicopter because it's the only way to reach it. But once you're there you can enjoy kayaking, ice caving and camping.
If you want to glimpse what's inside this hidden fort in India you'll need to brave an insane 80° incline climb. Take a look at what it takes to reach the Harihar Fort.
If you're into mind benders then the Museum Of Illusions in New York City is the place to go. With fully interactive exhibits it's a playground for both young and old.
If you travel to Slovenia make sure you go see the Predjama Castle. It sits nestled 400ft above a rocky cliff and was built back in the 13th century.
Slide Rock in Arizona is a natural stretch of rocks that make for the perfect slip 'n slide as long as you don't mind the icy water.
These gorgeous Cascading Pools at the top of a 700ft waterfall in Diyaluma Falls in Sri Lanka needs to be on your bucket list of places to visit.
Relive your childhood and bounce around the World's Biggest Inflatable Park known as Monster. At 1,000ft long and with 42 obstacles there's no escaping the fun.
The Great Lakes are the largest sources of fresh water anywhere in the world so you'll be shocked to know that hidden at the bottom of these vital sources are aging oil pipes.
