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Buna! My friend called me and asked me to join him at a "video game rave party". I thought, 'what the hell is a video game rave party?' I walked down the street from the flat that I rented in

Next to this river, which is on the periphery of the center of Zurich, are where the big banks are. The rulers of the world are located a few blocks away from here. Zurich is the ultimate in contradictions;

When I moved to the Balkans I decided that I wanted to live near a body of water for a little while tucked away somewhere. I discovered this body of water near Albania at the bottom of Macedonia looking

Yes, even Ukraine has baroque-style buildings. Anywhere in West Ukraine you'll find these buildings. Basically anywhere under the old Austro-Hungarian empire this timeless architecture is still existing

Grigory Kotovsky statue. This dude was a bad-ass. I identify with him a bit. Besides the bank robbing and communist stuff. He's an adventurer and had an interesting life. I read about him years ago in

Brasov...directly in the brooding Carpathian mountain range, this city has an overall darker feel to it. It's surrounded by dark forests of thick greenery and the style is typical for the region, this

Shta ima! On a Winter evening on the Croatian coast in the old city of Drubovnik I sat for a while and enjoyed a powerful sunset on a calm sea. I love Dubrovnik. This is on a walkway in the old fort. I

Salut! The outer wall of the Fort Saint-Andre in Avignon, France greets you when you leave the train station as you enter into the old town in the center. The main fort on the hill was built in the 14th

Zdravo! In the center of Serbia is a small town named Cuprija that I stayed in for a little while. Here's the street I lived on. I like staying in small towns or villages when I'm in a country, not just

Pryvit! Ukraine and the Eastern Bloc countries all have massive statues throughout their cities. This is a monument to the victims of the Chernobyl nuclear accident; it's in the shape of a nuclear explosion.

Tere! I went to a bar in Tallin, a cool funky bar. They had karaoke playing. Here were some Russians I met earlier wanting me to sing with them, but my Cyrillic reading is...well...a little slow. But they

Sveiki! Outside the Latvian National Museum of Art is this interesting bench. Nearby kids were skateboarding but fortunately none of them were messing this bench up. Atvainoyiet! !steemitworldmap 56.956009

Sveiki! This beautiful flower bed in the center of Vilnius near a coffee shop I had my morning americano at. Lithuania is like the Ukraine of The Baltics. Estonia and Latvia are far more advanced than

Salut! After a coffee I went for a walk in Park Jouvet in Valence one afternoon. I got a shot of the famous gazebo there. My coffee was at Victor Hugo cafe, and there were Victor Hugo hotels and streets,

Buna! This painting was in an underground restaurant in the city that started the ultimate revolution against the Romanian communist dictator Ceausescu in the '89, Timisoara. This is an absolutely beautiful

Ahoj! Travelling from Bratislava to Vienna in the summer I snapped this picture from the train. Endless wheat fields and farms along the way. Beautiful land. Zbohom! !steemitworldmap 48.202367 lat 17.328873

Merhaba! Walking around Istanbul on a super hot summer day, I saw these women, I actually saw quite a few that looked like this. There were Saudis in full burkas, Turks with headscarves, and then these