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Old 17.06.2009, 08:56
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Atlas Obscura

A new website for the more bizarre places to visit in the world, the Atlas Obscura. You can make your own submissions, any strange places you know of in Switzerland that might be worth a visit?
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Old 17.06.2009, 11:21
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This is an interesting idea. I might ad a place sometime and will keep an eye on it. Thanks for sharing!
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Atlas Obscura

I enjoy almost everything about The Economist, but my personal favorite is Gulliver, their business travel blog. Today s/he links to a wonderful Atlas Obscura:
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Welcome to the Atlas Obscura, a compendium of this age's wonders, curiosities, and esoterica. The Atlas Obscura is a collaborative project with the goal of cataloging all of the singular, eccentric, bizarre, fantastical, and strange out-of-the-way places that get left out of traditional travel guidebooks and are ignored by the average tourist. If you're looking for miniature cities, glass flowers, books bound in human skin, gigantic flaming holes in the ground, phallological museums, bone churches, balancing pagodas, or homes built entirely out of paper, the Atlas Obscura is where you'll find them.
Browse and enjoy; look for Swiss locations here.
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I enjoy almost everything about The Economist, but my personal favorite is Gulliver, their business travel blog. Today s/he links to a wonderful Atlas Obscura:Browse and enjoy; look for Swiss locations here.

Hey, thanks. You got me at human-skin-bound books and phallological museum.
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