As you can see, we’re little obsessed with Titanic for the last couple of days and after showing you how the sleeping beauty at the bottom of the ocean looks like 105 years after, today we’ve decided to represent these artifacts recovered from the ship.

Clothing, watches, viol-line, keys, gloves and many more artifacts were recovered from the Titanic over the years and have been auctioned off or put on display in one of many museums around the world. Scroll down and take a look.

• Sail-In parade in Amsterdam
• Quantum of the Seas
• Mexican town that turned into colorful place
• OldPicz: Titanic's sinking, 1912

Sometimes broken, old things are more beautiful than new ones. Just like people in our lives. The sunken ships around the World are a proof of that too.

I would rather dive and see sunken ships on the bottom of an ocean than ride on a new one above the water. Only the adventurous people will understand.

• Sail-In parade in Amsterdam
• Beautiful forgotten ships
• 15 of the biggest cruise ships in the world

SAIL Amsterdam – an event that takes place every 5 years in Amsterdam.

In August, thousands of vessels, from small sailboats to many masted ships, gather in the lake IJ in the north of the city, and then a huge parade passes along the capital of the Netherlands. Every 5 years, here are gathering millions of people, to see what can not be found in any other part of the world. And this is really a grand spectacle.

• 15 of the biggest cruise ships in the world
• Beautiful forgotten ships

Scary, beautiful, and fascinating abandoned ships.

Long gone the days these mighty ships sailed the sea. Now they stand quietly and dream about vast expanses, scary storms, bustling harbors, and beautiful islands. Their mysteries excite and their hidden power is still breathtaking.

• The biggest cruise ship in the world. Part 1
• The biggest cruise ship in the world. Part 2