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El Diablo Restaurant in Lanzarote, Spain. Here your food is cooked by a volcano! The architects who designed it, Eduardo Caceres and Jesus Soto, laid nine layers of basalt rock to insulate the restaurant over the volcano’s heat, according to Atlas Obscura.

  Alisadr Cave :  With a network of channels, lakes, and watery passageways spreading out over several kilometers, Ali Sadr Cave is one of the largest subterranean water complexes in the world. Stable since its formation millions of years ago, the sunless grottoes feature clear waters, fantastical rock formations, and stalactite-covered ceilings soaring high overhead.

10- Asador Etxebarri (Axpe, Spain): The local restaurant and all the traditional have all the delicious dishes. The crispy corn with the hedgehog is the best specialty for this restaurant.

The house is made of a concrete mix, which connects two giant stones together. It looks like a stone age home from the Flinstones and attracts thousands of tourists.

Founded in 1834, Harrods is the most famous, popular and important department stores in the entire Europe. It is known for its luxurious boutiques and goods, famous customers and impeccable interiors. The Egyptian Hall recreates the pyramids, Sphinx, hieroglyphs and columns. Here you can byu Egyptian-style clothing.