Dark Tourism

Exactly 28 years after the jury convicted the Menendez brothers, the house was sold for $17 million in March 2024.

Dark tourism has gained global attention in recent years, partly thanks to TV shows like Chernobyl and The Dark Tourist.

The trend has become popular in other parts of the world too, like Australia and New Zealand.

Walking along the top of Lithuania's decommissioned nuclear reactor, the set of HBO's critically acclaimed "Chernobyl" TV series, tourist Vytas Miknaitis says he's not "afraid at all".

A smooth dark chocolate flavored mousse topped with an exotic and freshly made Amarula creme made with a South African liqueur.

Exactly 28 years after the jury convicted the Menendez brothers, the house was sold for $17 million in March 2024.

Dark tourism has gained global attention in recent years, partly thanks to TV shows like Chernobyl and The Dark Tourist.

The trend has become popular in other parts of the world too, like Australia and New Zealand.

Walking along the top of Lithuania's decommissioned nuclear reactor, the set of HBO's critically acclaimed "Chernobyl" TV series, tourist Vytas Miknaitis says he's not "afraid at all".

A smooth dark chocolate flavored mousse topped with an exotic and freshly made Amarula creme made with a South African liqueur.