Experience spirituality with mystical tourism. Visit sacred destinations, participate in ancient rituals, and connect with your inner self in energy-filled places. Allow your soul to explore and rejuvenate with every mystical location you visit.
The best known are the Greek temples, or naos in Greek, which are the archetypal religious building of Greece. The deity lived in the temple and was expected from time to time to come down from Mount Olympus for a visit. Take note of the most popular and visited Greek temples listed below.
These churches, which are not what they seem, are among the beautiful places to visit thanks to their new life today. People used to pray in these magnificent structures, but now they dance, eat, sleep and train there. You can even learn to swim.
In the heart of Moscow stands the Cathedral of Saint Basil, an imposing building that has defied time and the turmoil of history. Surrounded by enigmas and legends, the Cathedral has witnessed the vicissitudes of Russian history, remaining a majestic beacon of culture and tradition.
Every day thousands of tourists visit it every day throwing away the coin to return to Rome. And thanks to this, more than 3,000 euros are collected a day that goes to the charitable organization Caritas to subsidize a low-cost supermarket for the needy in Rome.
The Islet of Es Vedrà, an imposing rock formation on the southwest coast of Ibiza, is known for its legends and paranormal phenomena. Since the 19th century, stories such as Father Palau’s encounters have fueled its mystique. The islet is part of the Triangle of Silence, where unexplained phenomena like magnetic interferences and underwater lights occur.
Welcome to Álfaskólinn, the school in Iceland dedicated to elven studies and mystical tourism. Here, in the heart of Reykjavik, you can explore 13 different types of elves and other invisible beings. Are you ready to discover the best-kept secrets of Nordic mythology?
