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• April 30, 2011 Genista liked The Magic Mountain Hotel
  

  The Magic Mountain Hotel

  Rising out of the Chilean forest is a volcanic shaped hotel complete with water in the place of lava

  Though the hotel is shaped like a volcano, spews water from its top, has a cable bridge leading to its front door, and often has an fantastic covering of moss and plant life making it look like a... »

  Commercial Curiosities, Odd Accommodations, Architectural Oddities, Follies and Grottoes | Edited by Dylan and Seth Teicher

• April 30, 2011 Genista liked Museum of Neon Art
  

  Museum of Neon Art

  The ultimate night-light

  This one-of-a-kind museum was founded in 1981 by artists Lili Lakich and Richard Jenkins. Focused on showing off art of this very unique medium, the museum rotates items in its permanent... »

  Museums and Collections, Outsider Art, Unique Collections | Edited by Genki and OrangeRavens

• April 30, 2011 Genista liked Old Zoo Picnic Area
  

  Old Zoo Picnic Area

  Abandoned LA zoo is a perfect place to experience what it is like to be on the other side of the bars

  In a quiet area of Griffith Park in Los Angeles, you can picnic in a bear grotto and climb inside abandoned monkey cages. If you have ever wondered what you appear like to the animals in the zoo,... »

  Ghost Towns, Incredible Ruins, Obscura Day Location | Edited by Lisa E, Annetta and 2 others

• April 30, 2011 Genista liked Camera Obscura & Holograph Collection
  

  Camera Obscura & Holograph Collection

  A walk-in working camera obscura produces 360 degree live images of the San Francisco coast

  This tiny museum also known as the 'Giant Camera' is on the grounds of the historic Cliff House and features a working camera obscura, which reflects images of the beach front outside. It also... »

  Optical Oddities | Edited by mojotexas and Annetta

• April 30, 2011 Genista liked Loved To Death
  

  Loved To Death

  Storefront that specializes in taxidermy

  What started out as an art endeavor where the owners made Victorian-themed anthropomorphic taxidermy dioramas eventually evolved into a storefront in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district. Loved... »

  Commercial Curiosities, Purveyors of Curiosities | Edited by A Facebook user and Nicholas Jackson