The Spanish painter, sculptor, ceramist, printmaker, poet, stage designer, and playwright, Pablo Picasso inspired many modern artists to bring back to life some of his remarkable paintings.

One of them was the Pakistani illustrator, Omar Aqil, who turned 7 of Picasso’s paintings into 3D sculptures. They were digitally rendered and look as if they were physically constructed thanks to Omar’s great eye for textures and shadows. Scroll down and check them out.

• Unusual paintings that will make you look twice
• A different kind of art
• All famous paintings in one place

In the Cappadocia region of Turkey there is a town called Derinkuyu and beneath Derinkuyu there is a city, vast and deep, of ancient design, preserved to this day.

We’re talking about the largest of the Cappadocia underground complexes, which has the potential to house up to 20,000 people. It was opened to visitors in 1969 and the question who built this city and why still remains unanswered. Travelers, if you have a passion for discovering new mysterious places, Derinkuyu is the city you MUST visit soon! Scroll down and enjoy!

• Underground house
• Lost city of Atlantis found?
• Catacombs under Paris

We’ve seen the museum of bad art, the museum of death and now it’s the museum of toilets we need to review! You’ve heard us! The museum of toilets exists and it’s located in Delhi, India.

This museum is open every day including Sundays, except on Indian national holidays and has provided free entry, parking and guided tour. Toilets and their long history are rarely discussed, but if you’re fascinated by a good flush, this museum is perfect for you.

It has a rare collection of facts, pictures and objects detailing the historic evolution of toilets from 2500 BC to date. The Museum has over the years proved to be a source of inspiration and a unique Center for raising awareness towards proper sanitation and toilets around the world. Take a look!

• The museum of Bad Art in Dedham, Massachusetts
• The Museum of Death in Bangkok
• Museum of frogs in Switzerland

Without art, the World would be a very boring place to live in, because according to us, art is one of the most important things today, and as time goes by, it gets even more and more appreciated.

If you are an artist today, it means that you are an open minded person who can understand everything, who has no limits in art as well in life too, and you must love those kid of people, because even if you don’t, they will never care – definition for happiness.

Artists are one of the smartest people in the World because not everyone can be a musician, painter, writer, designer, sculpture creator from different material or jewelry maker, which is very appreciated these days, because people see handmade jewelry like something more valuable than the one made in factories.

We couldn’t decide which kind of art to represent you today, so we’ve decided to make a collection from different art in different forms that you will admire for sure. This collection is some kind of different art you haven’t seen before, so scroll down and enjoy!

• Hypnotizing lavender fields
• Creative collection of lip art
• Stunning photos directly from the ISS

There are a lot of interesting attractions around the World and so much little time for us to see it all. One of those amazing architectures and objects are fountains which became one of the main attractions that tourists want to see while traveling.

If you travel a lot too, these fountains are “must see” if you visit some of these cities on your road. As you can assume, Dubai has one of the most beautiful fountains, because it’s a country well known for amazing building and object architectures.

Scroll and write down all these fountain names and city they’re located in. We are sure that at least one of them will make you catch your suitcase right now and check your ticket to see it!

• Mirror labyrinth, loopy benches and interactive fountains in Brooklyn Bridge Park
• Magic Tap Fountains
• Magic Tap

There are two types of people in this World, those who are interested in discovering new, interesting and sometimes creepy things and the other type of people who live in their comfort zone.

The second ones don’t care about discovering anything else except a new recipe for cooking. If you think you belong in the group of the first type, then you’re at the right place. Scroll down and discover the creepiest archaeological discoveries ever.

• Places you should visit before you die
• The valley of love in Ireland
• The meeting of Baltic and North Seas underwater

The valley of love is a lost wonder in the World and only little people have heard of it. This amazing place was hidden for so many years and it is one mile high and wide, located in Ireland.

It is believed that the valley was built by the ancient race in the country that is still inhabited in the remote area of the country.

According to people, the valley is also older that pyramids of the Egypt for 3000 years. The structure you can find on the top of the valley is known as memorial of joy. Scroll down and enjoy the view!

• Natural phenomena that are breathtaking
• Asymmetric Valley House
• Underwater forest in Lake Kaindy

Pompeii was an ancient Roman city located in the Campania region of Italy. It was destroyed and buried under volcanic ash in AD 79 from the eruption of volcano Mount Vesuvius.

The eruption killed the citizens, burying them under tons of ash. Evidence for the destruction originally came from a surviving letter by Pliny the Younger, who saw the eruption from a distance and described the death of his uncle Pliny the Elder, an admiral of the Roman fleet, who tried to rescue citizens.

During the excavation, plaster was used to fill in the voids in the ash layers that once held human bodies. This allowed one to see the exact position the person was in when he or she died.

Pompeii is a tourist destination for over 250 years till today because there is always interest at tourists to see this place and his petrified people and animals inside. Take a look!

• Heraclea Lyncestis, an ancient Greek city
• Hoi An – the ancient city in Vietnam
• Lost city of Atlantis found?

The mark of Paris, Eiffel Tower is one of the main attractions tourists visit Paris at the first place. This wrought iron lattice tower was constructed in 1889 as an entrance to the 1889’s World’s Fair.

Except for its marvelous beauty, this monument is the most visited in the World from nearly 6.91 million people in 2015 and that makes her even more attractive to visit.

Let’s take a look at her during rain, snow and sunshine. Either way, it’s going to take your breath!

• France and all about it
• Robot park in France – Machines of the isle of Nantes
• Haunted castles around the world

Wax museum Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas is located in the Las Vegas Strip at The Venetian Las Vegas casino resort in Paradise, Nevada.

It was opened in 1999 and contains over 100 wax figures of celebrities, TV characters, athletes, musicians and Marvel superheroes, as well a 4D movie theater.

Scroll down and take a look at some of them. And yes, the aren’t real.

• Wax figure of Jim Parsons
• LGBT actors
• Jim Parsons gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of fame