An American's eclectic look at European history, culture, architecture and whatever else catches his fancy
So, the blog never found its intended audience… mostly because it was never there. I’m going to try to post …Continue reading →
Take an illustrated stroll through the history and architecture of one of Prague’s most important open areas. Founded in the …Continue reading →
A bit of reflecting after my first walk through “the Florence of the Elbe,” its character, its food, its culture… …Continue reading →
A brief summation of what I’ve accomplished in 2014, and what I hope to do in 2015. The way I …Continue reading →
It’s Christmastime in the Czech Republic! Christmas in the Czech Republic includes a host of unique traditions that Czechs love …Continue reading →
See how I went from America to earning my Zivno, or A to Z. The four month process of relocating …Continue reading →
An illustrated walk through Imperial Vienna. Once the heart of one of Europe’s greatest empires, Vienna still pulses with history, …Continue reading →
Prague’s metro doesn’t have the scale, operating hours or filth of New York’s, but it gets people where they need …Continue reading →
After two weeks, I’m finally ready (and able) to give a brief accounting of my initial reactions to Prague, life …Continue reading →
The history of Prague is an amazing story that isn’t really done justice in the twenty odd minute podcast that …Continue reading →