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As the sun sets, foot traffic begins to pickup on Edgewood Ave. Once boarded up storefronts have slowly transformed into bars and restaurants as younger and more white residents have moved into the city.

Searching for progress in Martin Luther King's neighborhood

The Atlanta streetcar brings tourists to the neighborhood where King grew up. What do they see when they get there?

Aviation + transportation

In the air

Pictures of the Junkers F13, built by RIMOWA and Ju-Air

Back from the dead: The Junkers F13 flies again

Art of the control tower: Airports as you've never seen them

TSA changes rules for who goes through body scanner

Inside one of the world's biggest airline food factories

Meet the 'homeless man' who flies the world first class

Have you experienced the most annoying airline passengers?

On the go

CNN Style around the globe

Speculum - Water is the driving force of all nature. Shot in an abandoned school.

'Ruin porn': The 24 buildings you must see

What does it take to become the world's best building?

Classic cars make epic trip across China

Are parrots this season's hottest fashion accessory?

Breathtaking: World's greatest (and strangest) photos

Street art with photographer Martha Cooper

The Art of Burning Man

Burning Man rises in desert

Strategically positioned between the Dead Sea and the Red Sea, Petra acted as the capital of the Nabataean caravanning kingdom from around the 6th century BC. Later absorbed by the Roman Empire and finally abandoned in the 2nd century AD following a catastrophic earthquake that crippled its advanced water management system, the desert city carved from rose-red limestone remains one of the world's most important archaeological sites.

Will we ever see buildings like these again?

Did communists have the right idea?

Will 'monster' tower destroy the romance of Paris?

Three Korean designers you need to know

The museum carved into a mountain

Indian truck art in Jodhpur.

Indian truckers have the sweetest wheels

ASTANA, KAZAKHSTAN - JULY 01: A general view from the Presidential Palace on July 1, 2013 in Astana, Kazakhstan.British Prime Minister David Cameron met with Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev at the Presidential Palace during his visit to Kazakhstan as part of a trade mission; the first ever trip to the country by a serving British Prime Minister, after making an unannounced trip to visit troops in Afghanistan and meeting with the Prime Minister of Pakistan in Islamabad. (Photo by Leon Neal - Pool/Getty Images)

Kazakhstan's futuristic wonderland

French city offers visions of the future

Egg-shaped home lets you live anywhere

Harpa, a combo concert hall and convention center, in Reykjavik, Iceland.

How architecture feeds the imagination of art

Murakami's voyage to Ibiza: Can he get ravers to a gallery?

Six creatives redefining Brazilian art and design

Mesmerizing images blur line between architecture and art

Nasir al-mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran

See the dazzling symmetry of Iran's mosques

Coming soon: Spectacular new museums

Marvel at these gravity-defying buildings

In case you missed it

After starring in Star Wars: Episode VII -- The Force Awakens, Ireland's Skellig Michael island is suddenly a hot property.

How to visit the 'Force Awakens' finale island

India Haveli Vivaana Culture Hotel

Wonder walls: Inside India's exquisitely decorated Haveli mansions

Soutelinho da Raia, Portugal, 2014. In the villages along the border, there is a natural and daily coexistence between people. Here, the presence of the border doesn't have any meaning. Two friends, Spanish and Portuguese, walk the dogs along the border line.

Divided by a border? Barely

TO GO WITH: Mongolia-environment-rights-animal-lifestyle by Khaliun Bayartsogt
This photo taken on September 19, 2015 shows a herder leading reindeer back to a camp after talking them to forage for food in the East Taiga region in Khovsgol province, in northern Mongolia. For thousands of years Mongolia's Dukha ethnic minority - known as Tsaatan in Mongolian - have depended on their reindeer herds to survive the bitter winters, but now their nomadic way of life is threatened by new government restrictions introduced on environmental grounds, they say. AFP PHOTO / Greg BAKER (Photo credit should read GREG BAKER/AFP/Getty Images)

The Dukha: Last of Mongolia's reindeer people

TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Ariela Navarro
People use the covered outdoor escalators at Comuna 13, one of the poorest neighbourhoods of Medellin, Antioquia department, Colombia, on January 5, 2014. The system transformed the mobility of local people, replacing more than 350 concrete steps. The escalators are divided in six sections and benefit 12 thousand users. In 2013 Medellin was chosen by popular vote through the internet as the Innovative City of the Year during the City of the Year contest, organized by The Wall Street Journal and Citigroup. The distinction was basically made for its modern transportation system, its public library, escalators built in this shantytown and schools that have allowed the integration of society. AFP PHOTO/Fredy AMARILES (Photo credit should read FREDY AMARILES GARCIA/AFP/Getty Images)

28-story escalator climbs into the sky

10 of the world's most beautiful ice skating rinks

Breisach (Allemagne) : resurgence des eaux souterraines de la nappe phreatique dans les eaux du Vieux Rhin (Photo Aude Boissaye & Sebastien Rande / Studio Cui Cui)

The Rhine like you've never seen it before

Crystal Serenity at Geiranger Fjord - Norway
Crystal Serenity - Crystal Cruises

World's 5 most incredible around-the-world cruises

Northern Lights beam over Akrafjall.

Wanna see northern lights? Here's how

19 ways travel can change your life

America's artsiest new hotels

WUHAN, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 29: (CHINA OUT) Cartoon statues of Red Army stand at a "Chinese Communist Party" theme park at the South Lake in Hongshan District on September 29, 2015 in Wuhan, Hubei Province of China. The theme park opened in in Wuhan's Hongshan District is very own children's theme park dedicated to the Chinese Communist Party, which has conveniently opened just in time for the Golden Week holiday. The park occupies an area of 300,000 square meters and is packed full of cartoon statues commemorating important figures from communist party history. The park also contains plenty of exhibits from which one can learn about the glorious history of the CCP and the values which all good communists seek to uphold. (Photo by ChinaFotoPress/ChinaFotoPress via Getty Images)

China opens Communist Party theme park

How this land of 'sorrow' got happy

Sifang Art Museum China

An architectural fantasy land hidden in forest

Gelada baboons are a species endemic to Ethiopia with a population estimated to be as high as 500,000. It's common to see groups of 200 or more baboons in the Simien Mountains. They're grass eaters, and considered to be one of the most sociable of African monkeys. Their harem-based social structure is said to be the most complex of all animals.

Home to the world's rarest mammals?

Solta, edged by the crystal-clear turquoise Adriatic Sea and pebble beaches, is a peaceful pine-covered island of 24 bays and 1,400 people.

5 amazing island escapes you've probably never considered

American Rockies: How to get those classic photos

Trains wait on the platform of the Gare du Nord Station in Paris.

Secrets of France's greatest rail stations

Fort Worth Stockyards in Fort Worth, Texas. This historic district attracts millions of visitors each year to experience Fort Worth's emergence as a center of the American livestock industry. A large-scale redevelopment project would forever alter the character of the stockyards historic district.

America's 11 most endangered historic places

Life on a cruise ship

Once inside the volcano, attendants slather bathers in mud.

Dip into Colombia's messiest attraction

Pipes, cables and pumps line the interior of a wheel well on a Southwest Airlines plane parked at the Atlanta airport.

24 hours in the world's busiest airport