Have you ever imagined that live underwater? Atlantis Hotel Dubai

"Atlantis" is a hotel in Dubai was built on a sandy island in the form of a palm tree valued at $ 1.8 billion.

The hotel consists of 1539 rooms, designed rooms and suites to be part of the sea, inside surrounded by water-filled pools at about 65000 Type of marine animals, so the guest can relax on the bed and watch the organisms in the surface of the water.

As for the reception room is designed in order to be addressed, such as the bottom of the sea filled shells and coral reefs different way fascinates visiting and kidnap his heart in the beginning of entering the place.

Strangest house you can see: a house with transparent walls in Tokyo

This amazing house is located in a residential area in the city of Tokyo, Japan, which is the creativity of the architect Sou Fujimoto, known for its work non-traditional.

This house bears the name of NA House is built steel structure glass surfaces has been installed in all directions.

Interestingly, the home is not that only transparent, but also has the advantage of multi-layered, but without any ladders complete! .. How so?

Through gradual rise, there is no full peace, but the layers move from one level to a higher level.

Melkwegbridge, Purmerend

This arch bridge in Purmerend, the Netherlands in order to connect the historic city center of new neighborhoods.

At 12 metres, this arch is high enough to allow boats to pass beneath and the lower deck splits into two parts that revolve open when boats are approaching.

Designed by Dutch studios NEXT Architects and Rietveld Landscape, began planning the bridge in 2007 and recently completed the project in October of 2012.

Mexican salamanders

Mexican salamanders is a type of sea urchins.

Live in ponds, especially in pool Zuccimelcho in Mexico City.

Mexican salamanders of interest to scientific research related to the renewal vital because of its ability to configure if severed limbs or damaged.

Spends his life in water and does not leave, despite being an amphibious animal.

The Butchart Gardens

On Vancouver Island in Canada, about twenty kilometers from Victoria flourishes a garden called the Butchart Gardens.

The Butchart Gardens also features a brilliant collection of exotic birds, plants, flowers, and beautiful statues which are worth the visit.

The Butchart Gardens receive over a million visitors each year due to the uniqueness of their floral display gardens.

Robert Pim Butchart (1856–1943) began manufacturing Portland cement in 1888 near his birthplace of Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada. He and his wife Jennie Butchart (1866–1950) came to the west coast of Canada because of rich limestone deposits necessary for cement production.