15 people who were lucky enough to encounter amazing things (16 photos)

When we travel, we always come across many interesting and unusual things, but everyday life does not spoil us with curious discoveries. And it is very important for a person to always gain new knowledge and not lose curiosity. In this post, people shared amazing things.





1. This is what the “Circus Tree” looks like, made from 6 different trees



Circus Trees are a horticultural attraction called “Circus in Trees” that was opened in 1947 by Swedish-American farmer Axel Erlandsson. He grew trees as a hobby and gave them various bizarre shapes using grafting, pruning and special devices.

2. Las Pozas, Mexico





In the Cerro Madre Mountains, near the Mexican town of Xilitla, at an altitude of 600 meters above sea level, there is an extremely unusual park, which presents all sorts of surreal sculptures. It is called Las Pozas. This park was created by the eccentric English millionaire, the famous poet and philanthropist of that time Edward James, who arrived in Xilitla in 1947.

3. A pizza parlor in New York serves pizza with a filling of small pizzas



4. The mysterious staircase of God in the Loretto Chapel



There is a beautiful legend in one Christian church in New Mexico. The nuns claim that God himself had a hand in the construction of the Loretto Chapel. French architect Antoine Moli designed and built a spiritual school for children. But he did not manage to finish the staircase, without which it was impossible to use the building. The staircase was eventually built by a traveler who was sheltered by the nuns. Delicate and light, without a single nail. The staircase seemed to float in the air. Although the structure looked rather shaky, in fact it was absolutely motionless. More than a dozen people could be on the staircase at the same time, and it would not creak anywhere. The railings were made later.

5. Pharaohs knew long ago that women's mammary glands are shaped like flowers



6. Sculpture "Children on a Swing", near a tree that no longer exists



7. Sculpture "Entrance to the Light", author - South African sculptor Daniel Popper. Incredible entrance in the jungle leads to Tulum Beach, Mexico



8. "Heart of the Sea" in the rocks, Algarve, southern Portugal



9. Amazingly bright northern lights in Estonia



10. Imperial Castle Cochem, Germany



The castle is located at an altitude of 100 m above the city of the same name, on the banks of the Moselle River. It was built around 1020 by Count Ezzo of the Ehrenfried family.

11. Elephant Rock in Iceland



Hvitserkur Rock, located on the island of Heimaey. The rock owes its appearance to the volcanic eruption of Eldfell, which occurred in 1973.

12. Cinema Pathé in Switzerland has unveiled a new, relaxing way to watch movies



There are even disposable slippers in the theater to enhance the experience. Cinema director Venanzio Di Bacco announced that they are going to launch new food offerings, including waffles and pancakes.

13. The Church of Cattolica di Stilo on a mountainside in Italy



The Cattolica di Stilo is a small church built in the 9th century, when Calabria was part of the Byzantine Empire. It is located on a mountainside and is one of the most distinctive examples of Byzantine architecture in southern Italy. The church is located in the town of Stilo in the foothills of Monte Consolino.

14. Wisteria-covered cottage in Inystoge, County Kilkenny, Ireland



15. Fisher Island is located in the state of Florida, USA, in Miami Bay



Fisher Island is a man-made island measuring 1 square kilometer. Its beaches are covered with white sand from the Bahamas, and its green avenues are lined with palm trees and orchids from the South Pacific. The island of millionaires has the highest per capita income of any city in the United States. Dana A. Dorsey, the first African-American millionaire in South Florida, sold the land to Carl G. Fisher in 1919. In 1925, William Kissam Vanderbilt II traded a luxury yacht for the island from Fisher.