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ChangeTrafalgar Street pose
Trafalgar Street is Nelson's main drag, lined with cafes, galleries and historic facades. Find a stretch of the street and take a group photo where the team walks toward the camera with the cathedral framed at the end.
Tram 28 photo
Find Tram 28 (or any yellow Lisbon tram) and take a group photo next to it (or hopping on, with a ticket). The tram must be clearly in shot.
Tram of Porto pose
The yellow heritage trams of Porto still rattle through the old town. Find one and take a group photo with the tram clearly visible behind you.
Trdelník moment
Find a trdelník (sweet rolled pastry) stand. Take a group photo with everyone biting into one at the same time.
Trevi coin toss
At the Trevi Fountain: each person tosses a coin over their left shoulder with their right hand (the proper way). Take a video of the team tossing in unison.
Trinity scholar pose
In Trinity's cobblestoned courtyard: take a group photo where everyone strikes a deeply intellectual scholar pose, hands on chin, books in mind.
Trivia: 1755 earthquake
Much of central Lisbon was rebuilt after a famous earthquake. In what year did that earthquake hit?
Trivia: 1906 disaster
San Francisco was famously devastated by an earthquake and fire in what year?
Trivia: Akershus age
Akershus Fortress was built in which century (the late 1200s, 13th century is accepted)?
Trivia: Alamo mission founded
The Alamo started life as a Spanish mission, Mission San Antonio de Valero. In what year did construction of the mission begin?
Trivia: Alcatraz closure
Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, the rock in the Bay, was closed in what year?
Trivia: Amsterdam first mention
In what year was Amsterdam first mentioned in writing?
Trivia: Amsterdam Mokum
Amsterdammers also call their city by a Yiddish nickname. What is it?
Trivia: Amsterdam river origin
Amsterdam owes its name to a dam in a river. What is the name of that river?
Trivia: Angry Boy
Vigeland Park's most famous sculpture is a small bronze of a stamping toddler. What is its English nickname (two words)?
Trivia: Ann Arbor named
The two founders of Ann Arbor named it partly after their wives, who shared the same first name, and partly after the stands of oak trees (the "arbor"). What was that shared first name?
Trivia: Aotearoa
New Zealand has a Maori name that translates roughly to "land of the long white cloud". What is it?
Trivia: archipelago islands
The Stockholm archipelago is one of the largest in the Baltic. Roughly how many islands does it contain (around 30,000 is accepted)?
Trivia: Art Deco district
Miami Beach is home to the world's largest concentration of Art Deco architecture. Roughly how many Art Deco buildings make up the Historic District?
Trivia: Arthur's Seat origin
Arthur's Seat is geologically what kind of formation?
Trivia: Astronomical Clock year
In what year was Prague's Astronomical Clock installed (it's the third-oldest in the world)?
Trivia: Athena patron
Athens is named after a Greek goddess. Which one (and what is she goddess of, in one word)?
Trivia: Atlanta named
Atlanta was originally founded as a railroad endpoint town called Terminus, then briefly Marthasville. It was incorporated under the name Atlanta in what year?
Trivia: Atomium year
The Atomium was built for which famous event in 1958?