The church's trustees hope to complete construction by 2026, the centenary of architect Antoni Gaudi's death
Dubbed the Spur, the space will feature a rotating series of contemporary art commissions
Designer Randy Fernando says the show strives to be "interactive and playful," while also "incorporating touches of activism"
Applicants will need to be comfortable with rappelling down the battlements of a historic castle
The Moat Brae house and its surroundings, where author J.M. Barrie played as a child, is now a children's literature center
‘In 1885, Chief Poundmaker was treated as a criminal and a traitor,’ Prime Minister Trudeau said. ‘In 2019, we recognize the truth'
The move has been criticized by conservationists but lauded by locals who say wild elephants are ruining their livelihoods
The holiday is dubbed 1-4-3 Day in a nod to the TV personality’s favorite phrase, “I love you”
Grimbergen Abbey in Belgium will produce its first beers in more than 200 years
It is the first refuge of its kind for belugas
It advertised an 1885 performance by the Great Anglo-American Circus
The mountain guide topped out on the world's tallest peak twice in just the last week
The move will be funded by a $10 million donation
The library holds the world’s largest collection of Whitman-related items
A London retrospective unites almost 100 of the genre-bending artist’s works
The four chicks eat at least once every two hours, feasting on a diet of quail, mice and rats
They are petitioning the government to reconsider the project, which is planned to be completed by 2023
Over a million people have tromped the edges of Fjaðrárgljúfur since Biebs danced on its edge in a 2015 video
Activists hope the law will inspire similar pushes for equality in other parts of the continent
In 1692, members of the Campbell clan turned on their MacDonald hosts, killing at least 38 men and sending women and children fleeing into the hills
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