Pink

Stampa-Coltura, Switzerland

Gone for centuries, a family returned back to its ancestral home.

Sao Paulo, Brazil

This sunset pink structure was the tallest in Latin America. And just kept growing.

Angoulême, France

Now known as the Ville de l’Image, or City of the Image, it is home to a high school that specializes in visual and audiovisual communication. 

Coral Gables, Florida, United States

This grand hotel was the place to be in America's Jazz Age--and some patrons of that era have stuck around.

Poznań, Poland

Now a school of medicine, this university can trace its roots back to a king.

Helsinki, Finland

Des Moines, Iowa, United States

A State Capitol building that provides many reasons why you "Ought to Give Iowa A Try."

Sylt Westerland, Germany

This seaside hotel is the secret cure to all your Victorian ailments.

Singapore, Singapore

Sitting "Pretty in Pink," this station and its surrounding area get their name from an intruiging local legend.

Pyongyang, North Korea

The descent to the train platform takes more than three minutes.

Hamilton, New Zealand

It is tradition that each time a hot-air balloon lands, champagne is shared.

Svalbard and Jan Mayen, Norway

Accessible only by sea or snowmobile this former Russian coal-mining village located on the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard is now a ghost town.

Dresden, Germany

A building of novel design that could satisfy city regulations while also providing clever advertising for his Turkish cigarettes.

Wroclaw, Poland

A colorful example of architecture that the early inhabitants of modern Wrocław were determined to clear as it represented remaining traces of German habitation.

Oceanside, California, United States

A seaside resort that contains 24 quaint pastel-colored cottages.

Nairn, Scotland

In Macbeth, the Scottish king is referred to as the Thane of Cawdor, but his connection to this castle is rooted in fiction.

Bari, Italy

This theater was built thanks to two enterprising brothers.

Istanbul, Turkey

Without the cat, Istanbul would lose a part of its soul.

Tallinn, Estonia

According to legend, the Toompea Castle sits on a hill created by hand by an ancient woman named Linda.

Krasnodar, Russia

This Museum goes on underwater archeological expeditions to gather artifacts for its exhibits.

Fort Myers, Florida, United States

A mansion that hosted a cast of characters that were the envy of all Ft. Myers.

Fort Myers, Florida, United States

A theater with both a living and phantom ensemble.

Moose, Wyoming, United States

This iconic homestead got its exterior through an innocent mix-up over paint colors.

Belgrade, Serbia

Once a royal residence, this Mansion now welcomes university students through its halls.

Dunkirk, France

Failed French alfalfa farm becomes a beautiful beach destination.

Bangkok, Thailand

A ride down the Park's Speed Slide is very much like gliding down a rainbow.

Lisbon, Portugal

This exploration society emerged as a great connector of Portugues citizens and students living across the globe.

New York, New York, United States

In 1936, two pastry chefs joined forces to open a café just steps from Teatro La Scala, the legendary opera house.

Selvogur, Iceland

This seaside Icelandic church has mystical beginnings - and a divine legacy.

Bridgetown, Barbados

The British government opened Barbados to many settlers, and so Sephardic Jews from Brazil and Holland sought refuge there from the grips of the Inquisition while they were also drawn to the wealth of the sugar trade.

Philadelphia, Pennslyvania, United States

The hospital was named after Samuel Hahnemann, physician and founder of homeopathy, which provided a significant shift in early 19th century medicine and how physicians approached treating disease.

St. Pete Beach, Florida, United States

Known as the Pink Palace, the Don Cesar Hotel was a destination among America's rich and famous during the Jazz Age.

Brighton, United Kingdom

This museum was originally built as a summer palace for King George IV.

Marrakesh, Morocco

After being deliberately walled up in the 18th century, these royal tombs were rediscovered in 1917.

Longview, Washington, United States

In 2013, the nonprofit Stageworks Northwest raised $25,000 to restore the theater's historic marquee.