Stepping inside the Founding Fathers Pub feels like stepping straight into the pages of an American history syllabus–only this one comes with beer, free nachos, and popcorn.
In every...
If you came to stay on the tiny island of Styrsö (steer-shuh) in the Gothenburg archipelago in the late 19th or early 20th century, there was a good chance...
Ramón Gómez de la Serna, a prominent figure in Madrid’s literary and artistic avant-garde in the 1920s and ’30s, created a unique artistic legacy through his study in...
Puglia, Italy
The summer has left the water deliciously warm. We paddle into sea caves as stunning as cathedrals
The huge Pizzomunno rock, in the Puglian town of Vieste, feels...
This is a transcript of an episode of Untold Earth, a series from Atlas Obscura in partnership with Nature and PBS Digital Studios, which explores the seeming impossibilities behind...
The heat hits me as soon as I open the door, the single panes of glass in the wall-width window drawing the late afternoon sunlight into my room. The...