From Scotland to Japan, centuries-old castles are drawing modern visitors not for their grandeur, but for the ghosts said to still walk their halls. Castles stir the imagination. Their towering walls ...

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This October half term a special ‘ghost train’ will take passengers on a creepy journey to one of the UK’s most haunted castles to celebrate Halloween. Those who are feeling brave enough can step ...

A sprawling Houston estate modeled after a European castle is back on the market at a price point more familiar to coastal buyers. The 22,000-square-foot home dubbed the Lodge at Hunters Creek, at 107 ...

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Welcome to Japan, the drift's capital of the world! Fasten your seatbelts, rev up your engines, and drift or race on narrow and winding roads. You will follow the story of Touma, a Polish driver who ...

"You're going to Japan again?" is a line I often hear from my friends and family when I tell them my travel plans. It's true, I do visit the Land of the Rising Sun at least once a year, regardless of ...