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This is What Happens to the Coins in the Trevi Fountain
Tourists throw about $25,000 into the Roman landmark per week.
Burning the Old Years, or Años Viejos, on the Beaches of Ecuador
To say goodbye to the past year, Ecuadorians burn life-size effigies of what they hope to leave behind.
The Mongolian Yurt is the Original Tiny House
The nomadic horsemen of the Mongolian steppe were a few thousand years ahead of the trend.
Golden Eagles Are Treated Like Family in Mongolia’s Altai Mountains
These birds of prey are part of daily life.
This Wild Camel Sanctuary Used to Be a Nuclear Test Site
These hardy animals thrive in a truly unforgiving landscape.
Inside a Secret Boxing Club in Buenos Aires
Hidden in a basement under a busy train station, a real fight club emerges for those serious about the sport.
In Buenos Aires, Llama Empanadas and Ostrich Hot Dogs Might Be the New Beef
The meat-loving country is going way beyond steak.
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Why One French District Has Its Own Customs Agents
Welcome to the micronation of Saugeais. It's official. Sort of.
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France’s Biggest Forest Was Planted by People
A million square meters of artificial forest has saved the country's marshlands.
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Where Perfume Dreams Come True
At Nose, technology guides shoppers to their favorite perfume.
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Paris’s New One-Stop Shop for Delicious, Innovative Pastries
Fou de Pâtisserie takes the indecision out of indulgence.
