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Devil's Footprint, Germany - Of all Munich's many tourist attractions, there's one that is especially intriguing. And it's inside a church.
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Devil's Footprint, Germany - In the city's cathedral there is a footprint embedded in the floor near the entrance that local lore tells was left by the devil in a moment of fury.
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Devil's Footprint, Germany - Gazing upon the church's exterior, few would imagine the dark legend within.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - Is the devil responsible for building an entire city? A region in southern Serbia is said to have been created by Lucifer.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - The city in question is called Djavolja Varos, a destination known for its strange and irregular rock formations.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - Legend has it that the devil cursed the water and turned the earth into unproductive soil. The result was this agonized landscape.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - Scholars suggest that the landscape is a result of volcanic activity that took place many thousands of years ago.
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - This dramatic rock landmark is in the Bear Lodge Mountains in north-eastern Wyoming.
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - It is reported that the Devil's Tower was so named because of a translation error made by a member of an expedition led by Richard Irving Dodge in the 19th century. The translator reportedly misinterpreted a native name to mean "Bad God's Tower."
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - According to the Lakota, a group of girls were spotted by giant bears, who began to chase them. The girls climbed a rock, fell to their knees, and prayed to the Great Spirit to save them. The Great Spirit made the rock rise from the ground so that the bears could not reach the girls. When the girls reached the sky, they were turned into the stars of the Pleiades.
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - The Devil's Tower was the first declared United States National Monument and served as the location for Steven Spielberg's classic 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' (1977).
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The devil's bridges - In Europe, there are a number of bridges attributed to the devil. Take a look.
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Devil's Bridge, Germany - We'll never know if the devil had a hand in constructing this bridge, located in Rakotzbrücke. One thing's for sure though, it's the most beautiful of its type in Germany.
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Devil's Bridge, Germany - According to regional folklore, the bridge's complex design and extraordinary shape can only mean one thing: the devil himself built it.
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Devil's Bridge, France - In France, there's a devil's bridge in Hérault, located near Saint Guilhem-le-Désert.
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Devil's Bridge, France - Legend has it that every night, the devil destroyed the work carried out by the abbeys of Aniane and Gellone to build a bridge over the Hérault River.
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Devil's Bridge, Italy - Italy, too, has a devil's bridge. Theirs is situated in Lanzo Torinese, in the north of the country.
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Devil's Bridge, Italy - This bridge was reportedly built to connect Lanzo to Turin avoiding territories ruled by the Prince of Acaja. Or the devil built it!
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Devil's Bridge, Switzerland - Of all the so-called devil's bridges Teufelsbrücke is considered the most famous, not least because its complicated engineering and incredibly inaccessible location can only mean it's the work of the unholy one.
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Devil's Bridge, Switzerland - If local stories are to be believed, a Swiss pastor made a deal with the devil.
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Devil's Pool, Zambia and Zimbabwe - A heavenly spot that that sits on the border of two African nations. But why is it called the Devil's Pool?
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Devil's Pool, Zambia and Zimbabwe - The Devil's Pool leads to the mighty Victoria Falls and attracts both tourists and locals, drawn by the opportunity to swim at the edge of this incredible natural wonder. A dangerous but tempting destination.
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Hell's Mouth, Portugal - Seen from above, it's no wonder this amazing coastal rock formation located near Lisbon is known as Hell's Mouth.
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Hell's Mouth, Portugal - In addition to its peculiar geological composition, the scary sound of waves crashing against rocks and echoing around the cave is probably another reason why Hell's Mouth is so named.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan - If the devil decided to take a vacation but didn't feel like traveling far, he would no doubt chose to stay at a place known as the Gate of Hell.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan - The Darvaz Crater lies in the Karakum Desert in Turkmenistan, Central Asia.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan - The impressive gas crater has been burning continuously since Soviet geologists set it on fire in 1971.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan
- The place was supposedly given its name by locals because of the strong smell of sulphur that could be detected for many miles.
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Devil's Footprint, Germany - Of all Munich's many tourist attractions, there's one that is especially intriguing. And it's inside a church.
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Devil's Footprint, Germany - In the city's cathedral there is a footprint embedded in the floor near the entrance that local lore tells was left by the devil in a moment of fury.
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Devil's Footprint, Germany - Gazing upon the church's exterior, few would imagine the dark legend within.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - Is the devil responsible for building an entire city? A region in southern Serbia is said to have been created by Lucifer.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - The city in question is called Djavolja Varos, a destination known for its strange and irregular rock formations.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - Legend has it that the devil cursed the water and turned the earth into unproductive soil. The result was this agonized landscape.
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City of the Devil, Serbia - Scholars suggest that the landscape is a result of volcanic activity that took place many thousands of years ago.
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - This dramatic rock landmark is in the Bear Lodge Mountains in north-eastern Wyoming.
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - It is reported that the Devil's Tower was so named because of a translation error made by a member of an expedition led by Richard Irving Dodge in the 19th century. The translator reportedly misinterpreted a native name to mean "Bad God's Tower."
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - According to the Lakota, a group of girls were spotted by giant bears, who began to chase them. The girls climbed a rock, fell to their knees, and prayed to the Great Spirit to save them. The Great Spirit made the rock rise from the ground so that the bears could not reach the girls. When the girls reached the sky, they were turned into the stars of the Pleiades.
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Devil's Tower, Wyoming - The Devil's Tower was the first declared United States National Monument and served as the location for Steven Spielberg's classic 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' (1977).
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The devil's bridges - In Europe, there are a number of bridges attributed to the devil. Take a look.
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Devil's Bridge, Germany - We'll never know if the devil had a hand in constructing this bridge, located in Rakotzbrücke. One thing's for sure though, it's the most beautiful of its type in Germany.
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Devil's Bridge, Germany - According to regional folklore, the bridge's complex design and extraordinary shape can only mean one thing: the devil himself built it.
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Devil's Bridge, France - In France, there's a devil's bridge in Hérault, located near Saint Guilhem-le-Désert.
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Devil's Bridge, France - Legend has it that every night, the devil destroyed the work carried out by the abbeys of Aniane and Gellone to build a bridge over the Hérault River.
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Devil's Bridge, Italy - Italy, too, has a devil's bridge. Theirs is situated in Lanzo Torinese, in the north of the country.
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Devil's Bridge, Italy - This bridge was reportedly built to connect Lanzo to Turin avoiding territories ruled by the Prince of Acaja. Or the devil built it!
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Devil's Bridge, Switzerland - Of all the so-called devil's bridges Teufelsbrücke is considered the most famous, not least because its complicated engineering and incredibly inaccessible location can only mean it's the work of the unholy one.
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Devil's Bridge, Switzerland - If local stories are to be believed, a Swiss pastor made a deal with the devil.
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Devil's Pool, Zambia and Zimbabwe - A heavenly spot that that sits on the border of two African nations. But why is it called the Devil's Pool?
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Devil's Pool, Zambia and Zimbabwe - The Devil's Pool leads to the mighty Victoria Falls and attracts both tourists and locals, drawn by the opportunity to swim at the edge of this incredible natural wonder. A dangerous but tempting destination.
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Hell's Mouth, Portugal - Seen from above, it's no wonder this amazing coastal rock formation located near Lisbon is known as Hell's Mouth.
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Hell's Mouth, Portugal - In addition to its peculiar geological composition, the scary sound of waves crashing against rocks and echoing around the cave is probably another reason why Hell's Mouth is so named.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan - If the devil decided to take a vacation but didn't feel like traveling far, he would no doubt chose to stay at a place known as the Gate of Hell.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan - The Darvaz Crater lies in the Karakum Desert in Turkmenistan, Central Asia.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan - The impressive gas crater has been burning continuously since Soviet geologists set it on fire in 1971.
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Gates of Hell, Turkmenistan
- The place was supposedly given its name by locals because of the strong smell of sulphur that could be detected for many miles.
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Discover the places that apparently enjoy a relationship with the devil
Temptingly mischievous places for an experience you won’t forget
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Over the centuries countless stories have emerged involving the devil. Hollywood has helped along the way, with dozens of movies made about Lucifer. But where would the devil spend his spare time? Take a look at these devilish vacation spots!
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