Northern Europe - Baltic, Scandinavia, North Cape, Germany, Iceland
Denmark’s northernmost town, Skagen is defined by its maritime heritage, sweeping sandy beaches, and exceptional natural light that has inspired generations of Scandinavian artists. Visit Grenen, where the North Sea and Baltic Sea meet, explore the renowned Skagen Museum, or wander streets lined with the town’s signature yellow cottages and red-tiled roofs. A working harbor and relaxed seaside atmosphere complete this charming coastal destination.
Denmark’s northernmost town, Skagen is defined by its maritime heritage, sweeping sandy beaches, and exceptional natural light that has inspired generations of Scandinavian artists. Visit Grenen, where the North Sea and Baltic Sea meet, explore the renowned Skagen Museum, or wander streets lined with the town’s signature yellow cottages and red-tiled roofs. A working harbor and relaxed seaside atmosphere complete this charming coastal destination.
Building on its historic roots and traditions, modern-day Dublin has grown into one of the most cosmopolitan capitals in Europe. Once the muse of literary legends like Joyce, Beckett, Shaw and Wilde, Dublin has been designated a UNESCO City of Literature. The city’s ties to great manuscripts far predate those authors, as you can witness in the Old Library of Trinity College where the hand-illuminated 9th-century Book of Kells is displayed. Countless other icons of literature and history are housed in the National Library and National Museums, and the city’s spirituality comes alive in St.
