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Mausoleums are large, free-standing burial sites that entomb one or more people. Most mausoleums are associated with royalty and/or heads of state. The word originated in the 4th century B.C., when Persian Governor "Mausolus" had a grand tomb built for himself. Let's examine some of the world's most famous mausoleums.

Sealand, a former military platform in the North Sea, is recognized as the “Smallest area to lay claim to nation status” by the Guinness World Record. This micronation has had people fighting for its 0.004 sq/km land.

For many years, people held on to myths and suppositions about the Neanderthals. However, several findings have provided better insights into the lives of our ancient relatives.

The Hindenburg disaster was an infamous tragedy—but recently discovered documents reveal the untold, chilling truth about that fateful evening.

Flying first class is designed for those who demand the best the travel industry has to offer at 35,000 feet. This level of luxury caters to high-net-worth individuals who choose top airlines for an unmatched experience. Let’s rank ‘em up.

These extraordinary properties are a treat to witness. One would even say imagination defies gravity when it comes to the following accommodations. Prepared to have your mind blown?