Feast your unbelieving eyes on some of the finest examples of surrealist architecture.

This housing dogpile in Zaandam, Netherlands

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The 12-storey Inntel Hotel was designed by WAM Architects.

This see-through church in Limburg, Belgium

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A praise-worthy design by architect Gijs Van Vaerenbergh.

This 400-year-old castle in a tranquil garden setting

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Japan’s Hirosaki Castle was built in 1611.

Or this stirring memorial in Norway

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Artist Jonas Dahlberg’s Memory Wound pays tribute to victims of the 2011 Utøya massacre.

This otherworldly museum in the Gobi Desert

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The Ordos Museum is located in the heart of Ordos City in northern China. Built to house one million people, the largely deserted town is said to be home to only a few thousand today.

This stairway to Hell

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Actually the escalator leads to Stockholm’s metro system, which is basically a miles-long art museum.

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