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Entire civilizations have crumbled around them, yet these cities remain remarkably unchanged.

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Explore the world on foot—or from the comfort of your reading chair.

Explore one of America's national treasures.

You can live vicariously through these gorgeously illustrated travel books.

Built during the Middle Ages, these castles are still standing today.

Their preservation below the surface allows visitors a look back in time...

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These underground tunnels house the remains of over six million people.

Long before Columbus sailed the ocean blue, indigenous American cultures created jaw-dropping cityscapes.

A labyrinth of lost tunnels, once used as shelter, lay beneath Valletta's shining artifices.

Roman aqueducts, WWII shelters, art, and caches abound in the tunnels below the surface of Naples.

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The 13th-century village Fabbriche di Careggine has been underwater since 1946.

The National Park Service celebrates National Park Week.

From Iceland to Ethopia, these stunning structures are must-sees for theists and agnostics alike.

Journey into the past.

Then and now, Pripyat's eerie charms call out to visitors from around the world.

Decaying buildings, sand-swept streets, and a sense of suspended time make these towns well worth a visit.