according to legend, the Polish Princess Wanda would rather commit suicide than marry a leader of an invading German force?
local legend suggests that Ai-Ais Hot Springs in southern Namibia were discovered in 1850 by a nomadic Nama shepherd rounding up stray sheep?
the Château de Lusignan, now in ruins, was so impressive that a 14th-century legend credited its construction to a water faery, Melusine—as a love-gift?
according to legend, the Teufelstritt (Devil's Footstep), in the Munich Frauenkirche in Munich, Germany, marks the spot where the devil stood when he thought that the builder had constructed a cathedral with no windows?
according to legend, a Jewish boy named Elhanan who was stolen from his parents later became the Jewish pope Andreas?
Lover's Leap is a name given to a number of locations of great height where legends take place involving couples leaping to their mutual death?
Stanisław Warszycki, a wealthy 17th-century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth magnate, gave rise to many legends about his cruelty, and several places in Poland claim sightings of his ghost?
according to legend, Saint Juthwara was beheaded by her stepbrother, Bana, because he believed her to be pregnant?
footprints have revealed clues about the activity of criminals and dinosaurs, and have also been the source of several myths and legends?