After the 3rd day in Prague I suddenly realised I had not taken out the lofty Canon DSLR to take any pictures of the amazing city. Most of these are quick snaps taken on the iPhone. Praha is quite a touristic city and you'll find a Euronet ATM

I managed to see some nice things on the bike sharing system "Durstexpress". I prefer the name "DursteXtremeMTB" for the purposes I used the 3-speed bike city bike for over 3 hours costing about 5€. I traveled over 40km on gravel and small mountains towards Markkleeberg

Dresden is a pretty remarkable city. The city skyline from the bridges across the river Elbe have some fantastic buildings to photograph. Another highlight was visiting Saxon-Switzerland national park which is close to the border of Czech Republic. It  has some incredible sandstone rock formations and a famous bridge that

Taking the Deutsche Bahn train from Hamburg was a piece of cake on the Eurail pass. Upon arriving and opting to take the 50 minute walk from the station to the hostel I was immediately surprised by how interesting punk many people are! Could people watch in the park for

After spending an incredible 1 week with my friend and his girlfriend were kind enough to let me stay for a while. Conclusion: would love to live here. Plenty of things to do and cycle around to see. The scale and beauty of Stadtpark was breathtaking and will miss walking

I spent 3 nights in an extremely quiet but friendly hostel in Cologne. Had great nights out for local food and beers. The very friendly locals pointed out all the best places to eat & drink. Saturday nights are pretty big here! Next up: Hamburg

Amsterdam was okay but I preferred the calmer streets of Rotterdam. It was probably the crowds and crazy heat wave temperatures. I was also in a very lame hostel located 30 minutes away on the metro. I would rather re-visit here during a quiet season without all the tourists such

Warning: this post contains a lot of windmill photos in this UNESCO World Heritage site. I probably took at least 1000+ windmill photos & videos. They are really beautiful machines and many operate and still have people living inside.

After a pretty strange cycle of thunderstorms I went for a walking tour around the most popular parts of the city. Lots of really interesting architecture in this city.

Windmills! Windmill all the things!

A day wandering & cycling in Brussels Tomorrow is Bruges! Hopefully I don't run into many bunches of touristy elephants!

Taking the Eurostar from London to Paris was pretty easy once I figured out what the fuck was wrong with my seat reservation. Wrong company purchased from! All good. They sorted it out. The speed of the train was quite impressive. I was curious and tested this using a speedometer

After successfully fighting and (almost winning) against jet lag I activated tourist.exe and did some typical sightseeing around central London starting in Westminster. I then proceeded to walk along the Southwalk to the pretty epic Tower of London. ?? And my favourite... An 11th century building with 21st century robotic