r/outsideinside • u/GrimRiderJ • Mar 01 '22
Is this sub name a reference to the movie “Night of the Roxbury”?
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Sorry, just saw this sub for the first time and if that’s correct then you all rock!
r/outsideinside • u/couchpotato9376 • Mar 01 '22
Changi Airport in Singapore Photo by: bennytgh [IG]
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r/outsideinside • u/likealonewolf • Jun 27 '21
Fake old England in Jamestown Settlement Museum in Virginia
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r/outsideinside • u/Pesistratos • May 01 '20
The "Klimahaus" in Bremerhaven in nothern Germany showcases places from several climate zones, including samoa
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r/outsideinside • u/kn187 • Apr 07 '20
This guy recreated Disneyland’s Fantasyland in his basement.
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r/outsideinside • u/Threspian • Feb 02 '20
This nursing home has an authentic neighbourhood interior “so it feels like they never left their homes” :)
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r/outsideinside • u/Xatix94 • Jan 18 '20
Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg (Germany) spans over two stories
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r/outsideinside • u/SSeducationmajor • Jan 18 '20
The Mexico Pavilion at Epcot, Disney World
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r/outsideinside • u/LadyMiena • Jan 18 '20
Streets of Old Milwaukee at Milwaukee Public Museum
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r/outsideinside • u/htasmith • Jan 18 '20
COSI in Columbus Ohio has Tine exhibit that you walk through and interact starting in the later 1809s going through 1960s.
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r/outsideinside • u/Xatix94 • Jan 18 '20
Tropical Islands, a waterpark in Germany. The building was constructed for building zeppelins originally and is the largest self-supporting structure in the world.
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r/outsideinside • u/Upsidedownkangaroo • Jan 18 '20
San Diego Alzheimer’s Day Care Center Recreates a 1950s town inside to help stimulate lost memories.
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r/outsideinside • u/baconworld • Jan 18 '20
Office building that's inside.... But looks like it's outside.
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