Around the world, churches have been constructed in spectacular, frequently isolated locations, exhibiting stunning design and a strong bond with their natural surroundings.
An amazing church carved out of Mount Baldo's rocks. The sanctuary is perched 774 meters above sea level, giving the impression that it is suspended between heaven and earth.
Two wooden churches and a bell tower make up this UNESCO World Heritage site, which is located on Kizhi Island in Lake Onega, Russia.
This church is only accessible by boat and is situated on an island in the centre of the gorgeous Lake Bled. Its calm and fantastical charm is enhanced by the Julian Alps in the background.
A magnificent abbey located close to Turin, Italy, on Mount Pirchiriano. This magnificent monastery, which dates to the tenth century, has a view of the Susa Valley.
This isolated location in Greece, perched on a tall sandstone pillar, provides breathtaking views of the valley below. Only a steep, winding trail leads to it.
This tiny chapel is located in Le Puy-en-Velay, France, on top of a volcanic spire. Pilgrims must ascend a 268-step, winding staircase to get there.
Sedona, Arizona's red rock formations provide a striking backdrop for the Chapel of the Holy Cross.
This neo-Gothic basilica is situated on a bridge that crosses the Guaitara River in southern Colombia, nestled in a canyon of the river.