Archived Articles from 7 Wonders Series | Page 2
The 7 Wonders of the World have been documented, discussed, described and photographed extensively - but those are just the old seven wonders, or even the new seven wonders. Here you will find new and unique world wonders ranging from amazing abandoned towns and cities to incredible engineering innovations and much more.
7 Remotest Abandoned Places & Buildings
Seven examples where the mystery is less about why these places were abandoned - but how there were people there in the first place.
7 Urban Wonders of the Modern World
Unbelievable as it may sound, there are those who track urban wonders of all kinds - from the narrowest to the most windy streets of the world and more.
7 Abandoned Cities and Places in Asia
From South Korea to North Korea, Cambodia to Thailand and Japan to Azerbaijan here are seven oriental and subcontinental abandoned cities and places.
7 Modern Wonders of Green Technology
Green architecture comes in many forms though lately it seems like these forms are stranger than ever.
7 More Underground Wonders of the World
From seed vault to military hideouts and diamond mines to nuclear waste dumps, here are seven more underground wonders of the world.
7 More Abandoned Cities and Towns of Russia
The former Soviet Union has a complicated history that is told in part through some of its deserted infrastructure, from submarine bases to missile silos and more.
7 More Abandoned Cities and Towns of America
Much of America's little-remembered history can be found in largely unknown structures scattered across the United States, some of which are silently falling apart.
7 Abandoned Cities and Towns of Europe
The European Union may appear on the surface to be a unified body but underneath each member country retains a unique and complex history.
7 Abandoned Cities and Towns of the Former USSR
There are amazing abandonments in America but the former Soviet Union has some of the most interesting, unique and strange abandoned buildings.
7 More Abandoned Cities and Towns of America
Imagine entire islands and vast building complexes eerily abandoned virtually in your own back yard. This seemingly far-fetched scenario might be more real than you realize.
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