Skagen, Denmark
The Sand-Covered Church
Cresting above the dunes of Skagen’s beaches stands a strikingly white ruin of a church long gone.
AWA visted hereCresting above the dunes of Skagen’s beaches stands a strikingly white ruin of a church long gone.
AWA visted hereNestled in a forested bowl of Bohemia, this spa town was practically built to simmer.
From the CommunityA carefully choreographed ceremony has been taking place at this impressive castle complex, protecting well-hidden crown jewels.
From the CommunityThe Chapel of the Snows is Antarctica’s southernmost interfaith church, offering reflection, community, and warmth at the coldest place on Earth.
From the CommunityThe Waternish Lighthouse on the northernmost point of the Isle of Skye is a great spot for spotting dolphins, whales, and… an 18th century military officer in drag?
From the CommunityThe Leaning Tower is a prime example that beauty comes in many shapes, sizes and… inclinations.
AWA visted hereUnlike the massive Antarctic terrain or the enormous blue skies above, Danco Island is notably small—just 1 mile long.
AWA visted hereShaped like a C, the island’s natural harbor, Whalers Bay, is actually the crater of a volcano that spends most of its time sleeping underwater.
AWA visted hereNy-Ålesund, populated by a few dozen people, is the world’s northernmost permanent settlement.
More inclined toward twenty-four hours of pitch darkness and temperatures that drop as low as −20°C? Visit in December or January!
Polar bears are collectively referred to as an “aurora” or as a “celebration”—until you find yourself face-to-face with one.
Before diving in to play Marco Polo with treacherous friends-with-fins, it’s not a bad idea to visit the Église and offer up a prayer.
The mountain has always been a focal point for global climbers and explorers.
Snow like a wig in the style of Oompa Loompas or George Washington, with cascading cotton-candy-esque curls.
What looks easy from the shore is a 25-foot leap of faith.
A Parisian café with a storied past, Le Consulat is where legends once sipped coffee and found inspiration.
The only chapel where you can pray, pose, and pant from the climb.
From the CommunityGraceland may preserve the life of The King, but AZ's Elvis Memorial Chapel memorializes his only dramatic film role!
From the CommunityPouring cups since 1654, Queen’s Lane Coffee House claims the crown as Europe’s oldest continually serving coffeehouse—fueling debates, theories, and centuries of caffeine-fueled conversations.
AWA visted hereDon’t expect to picnic on these pristine lawns—those are strictly for Fellows!
AWA visted hereSopot Lighthouse began as a disguised spa chimney, became a modest beacon, and eventually claimed lighthouse status—before being “retired.”
Explore the stately home of Santos’ city hall, honoring José Bonifácio—founding father, geologist, poet, and independence hero.
With exhibits focused on the beauty in the ordinary, this quirky museum invites visitors to reconsider the familiar through a fresh lens.
AWA visted hereAlbion College in Michigan celebrates its unique mascot, Brit the Briton, and its quirky tradition of painting “The Rock,” a giant boulder gifted by the class of 1899.
Since the early 20th Century, this grand hotel has seen celebrity guests, excessive parties, and even infamous affairs gone wrong. This palatial lodging was erected in what was once a quiet fishing village, and to this day continues to be the life of the party.
You don't need to be a student in a history class at this German high school to learn about the past of "the Missing School..."
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