Atlas Obscura Locations that are not Obscure
Atlas Obscura is a good source of information on attractions that are located in out-of-the-way places, that are cleverly hidden in or near highly trafficked areas, or that might be in prominent locations in well-visited areas but that are so unusual that they desrve the label "obscure". Sometimes, though, Atlas Obscura lists places that are simply so famous, so prominent, or so mainstream that they don't really seem to belong in its list. Here is a (subjective) list of some of the less obscure Atlas Obscura sites.
More Lists by Dark Nebula Deluxe
Dark Nebula Deluxe's Added Places
Dark Nebula Deluxe’s Added Places
Atlas Obscura does not feature maps of added places for individual users yet, so I created this list to show the places that I travelled to and then added to the website.
38
Including Royal Observatory Edinburgh, The Bore Stane, and Tommy Cooper Statue
Atlas Obscura Locations that seem Ordinary and Uninteresting
Atlas Obscura Locations that seem Ordinary and Uninteresting
While most Atlas Obscura sites are truly unique or unusual locations, some entries seem much more like everyday locations that simply slipped by the editors. This (subjective) list covers some of the more mundane entries on the Atlas Obscura website, including bland public sculptures, overhyped office buildings, cherry-picked museum exhibits, and non-notable examples of ubiquitous trends.
21
Including Where The Mersey Rises, Equus Altus, and Premises Studio Music Studios and Cafe
Follow us on Twitter to get the latest on the world's hidden wonders.
Like us on Facebook to get the latest on the world's hidden wonders.
Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook