Strangest Tourists Attractions With Strange Stories..

You might have seen Seven Wonders of the World or maybe planning for a world tour. Whatever your next trip is, we would like to steal your attention towards these strangest tourist attractions in the world. They are refreshing, wackiest, photogenic, and looks surreal. You must visit one of these weird places at least once to experience a memorable journey of your life so far.

The Islands Of The Dolls, Mexico

Don Julian Santana Barrera was the owner of the island situated near the Estadio Azteca football stadium in Mexico. Long ago, a girl fell into the canal and died. Don found a doll in the waters and assumed that girl was holding the doll while she drowned in the canal.

He hung the doll to a tree assuming it would keep the girl's spirit away from the island. Don died at the same place in 2001. Since then, tourists used to hang dolls to pay tribute to Don and continue his superstitions.

The view is scary as hundred of dolls are hung on trees in damaged condition. So, please don't take your kids on your trip to Island of the dolls. There's a museum as well where tourists can read more about the story of Island of the Dolls.

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Avanos Hair Museum, Turkey

So, the bones, skulls, and remaining from the cemeteries were shifted to the tunnels. Around 6-7 million remaining dead people were transferred that took almost 12 years to create catacombs.

Today, the catacombs of Paris are the biggest tourist attractions and people across the world come here to explore the centuries-old cemeteries.

Bubblegum Alley, California

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Europe's Stonehenge, one of the Seven Wonders of the World and UNESCO world heritage site, is still the biggest attraction among tourists. But, a similar architecture is built by artist Jim Reinders in Nebraska.

However, there are no stones or rocks, 39 cars are used instead to create the 96 ft round henge. It was built as a memorial to Jim's father. The place is now called the Car Art Reserve and served as a great location for the movies and commercials.