House of mirrors

Maze made of mirrors built for an exhibition in 1891.

Man-made architecture and boundless nature merge into one.

Use a smartphone or GPS device to navigate to the provided coordinates, which will then lead you to one or more locations. Look for a micro hidden container. When you find it, write your name and date in the logbook. If you take something from the container, leave something in exchange. The terrain is 2.5 and difficulty is 3 (out of 5).

A personal jouney into an odyssey of challenges is awakening my true self.

This picture in my opinion portrays how one should always believe in themselves and never lose hope. This image uses a sepoy from the game of chess who is looking at himself in a mirror but sees a king instead. The sepoy is the smallest in size among the whole army in the game of chess but when he looks at himself in the mirror, he sees the king, who is the most important part of the army.

Get ready to get down like Marie Antoinette: the Palace of Versailles is hosting a rave. And unlike that baroque Queen's taste, this party is actually affordable. For as low as 22 euros, fans of French history and electronic music alike can gain entry to "Versailles Électro," during which a group of DJs will perform in the palace's famed Hall of Mirrors.

Galerie des Glaces. Château de Versailles, greater Paris, France

Coney Island Museum.

Mirror Maze. Camera Obscura, Edinburgh

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