Svalbard
Four days at 78° north, between a snowstorm, a blue hour and the return of the sun.
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16 stories · 9 countries
A LITTLE CLOSER TO THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
78° N / NORWAYSvalbard.
A different kind of time.
Four days at 78° north, between a snowstorm, a blue hour and the return of the sun.
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Places to spend a little time.
16 stories
Scheveningen
A seaside clock: the Kurhaus, the pier and the light slipping into the North Sea.
Four days in Switzerland
One youth pass, a country of connections, and a very useful piece of paper.
Paris
An April evening, a tower turning gold, and a city that lets the new grow old.
Hamburg
Red-brick canals, a glass wave and a whole miniature world inside a warehouse.
Cologne
Easter quiet, a cathedral measured in centuries and a slow crossing above the Rhine.
Keukenhof
A spring garden that accepts what castles and cathedrals try to resist: time.
Leiden
A small winter walk through canals, Christmas lights and the city's oldest hill.
Milan
Courtyards, football shirts and a stone forest that is never quite finished.
Antwerp
A giant's hand, a railway cathedral and a port that keeps making room for new stories.
Berlin
Two days of walking through a city where even the journey underground becomes history.
Leipzig
A railway palace, a city written into music, and the weight of remembering.
Frankfurt
Glass towers across the water, old gables over the bridge, and the city between them.
Budapest
Two banks, yellow trams and a river holding beauty and remembrance together.
Barcelona
December sunlight, a forest of stone and a city comfortable with starting again.
Zurich
Family visits, quiet trams and the old town turned upside down in the river.
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FROM A PLACE TO A LITTLE WORLD
A photograph remembers.
An illustration keeps the feeling.
The photographs belong to the journeys. The Hourline scenes come straight from the app’s artwork, with the same shapes and changing light. Keukenhof has a companion illustration made for this collection.
Photographs and recollections reflect each journey at the time it was made.