Cubic Houses (Rotterdam, Netherlands)

These houses were designed in the 1970s by Piet Blom. They are a great example of space utilized to support community-facing designs.

Wonderworks (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)

This is actually an indoors science-focused amusement park that starts the experience with its design.

The Basket Building (Newark, Ohio)

A building that’s a sculpture shaped like a giant picnic basket. It is a seven stories high building that opened in 1997 and served as the headquarters for The Longaberger Company which makes baskets.

The Crooked House (Sopot, Poland)

Designed by architect Szotynscy Zaleski in 2004, this building isconsidered to be the most photographed building in the world.

The Community Bookshelf (Kansas City, Missouri)

22 book spines that measure approximately 25 feet high and nine feet wide make up the front of this building that acts as the Main Library in Kansas City.

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The latest online challenge proves that humor is the best medicine. It started when a Lithuanian traveler and writer, Liudas Dapkus, who posted a photo on his Facebook account inviting people to “choose the best /interesting/ funny/most original travel photo (finally a great opportunity to fix those photos!)”

People started responding and now there’s a collection of hundreds of hilarious photos on Facebook and Instagram. At first, his followers responded to him in the comments on the original post, but then the idea spread, and many people did their own versions.

You can see some of the best results below. Let’s all have a laugh together in the hope that we’ll soon be able to travel again!

The post People Hilariously Recreate Travel Photos at Home appeared first on Traveler Master.

Cubic Houses (Rotterdam, Netherlands)

These houses were designed in the 1970s by Piet Blom. They are a great example of space utilized to support community-facing designs.

Wonderworks (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)

This is actually an indoors science-focused amusement park that starts the experience with its design.

The Basket Building (Newark, Ohio)

A building that’s a sculpture shaped like a giant picnic basket. It is a seven stories high building that opened in 1997 and served as the headquarters for The Longaberger Company which makes baskets.

The Crooked House (Sopot, Poland)

Designed by architect Szotynscy Zaleski in 2004, this building isconsidered to be the most photographed building in the world.

The Community Bookshelf (Kansas City, Missouri)

22 book spines that measure approximately 25 feet high and nine feet wide make up the front of this building that acts as the Main Library in Kansas City.

The post 5 Extraordinary Buildings Around the World appeared first on Traveler Master.

The latest online challenge proves that humor is the best medicine. It started when a Lithuanian traveler and writer, Liudas Dapkus, who posted a photo on his Facebook account inviting people to “choose the best /interesting/ funny/most original travel photo (finally a great opportunity to fix those photos!)”

People started responding and now there’s a collection of hundreds of hilarious photos on Facebook and Instagram. At first, his followers responded to him in the comments on the original post, but then the idea spread, and many people did their own versions.

You can see some of the best results below. Let’s all have a laugh together in the hope that we’ll soon be able to travel again!

The post People Hilariously Recreate Travel Photos at Home appeared first on Traveler Master.