Along the road in Ignalina district, Lithuania, lies an extraordinary sight: a shed adorned with an abundance of vehicle registration plates. More than 70 of these plates almost entirely cover the front side of the drab gray building, transforming it into a vibrant sight. Additionally, the remaining walls are decorated with wheel covers, creating an incredible composition in conjunction with the registration plates.
In the quiet, grey streets of Čakovice, a district in northern Prague, Czech Republic, there’s a hidden gem that stands out. A vibrant, multi-story house catches your eye immediately. But it’s not just the colors that make this place so remarkable – its walls bring you into the world of fairytales.
It’s always a nice bonus to discover something unexpected on the way to your main destination. I went to Svídnice, a village in the Czech Republic, to visit an extraordinary house of pictures. I didn’t expect that a short walk around the area would lead me to another interesting site – colorful sculptures in the river. Even more surprising, one of them moved with the flow of the water.
What might one find growing on a tree? Apples? Pears? How about bras? Such an unconventional and eye-catching sight can be found in Malá Úpa, a municipality in the Czech Republic.
