While Amsterdam is home to the Heineken Brewery, Brouwerij ‘t IJ is brewing some of Amsterdam’s best beer in a picturesquely Dutch location inside a windmill.

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There’s a beauty in cities built on water in both the science and architecture of design, and Amsterdam will be most appreciated as seen from it’s canals.

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Circa King’s/Queen’s Day, the Dutch celebration of independence that sees the city transform sidewalks into garage sales, squares into public concerts, and the canals into a boat parade party!

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Where else in the world would you see a piano towed on a bike?

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Street art in Amsterdam

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Where California meets the Netherlands

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Wandering in the Keukenhof Gardens

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Denmark’s “lawless zone” in the middle of Copenhagen, a notorious outdoor market where you can legally buy weed from the anonymous in ski masks.

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Copenhagen’s most colorful street

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Berlin’s efficient and bright yellow subway/metro system connecting the city through all hours of the night.

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Haus Schwarzenberg Alley is decorated with wild street art, graffiti, murals and all sorts of artistic statement.

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on the formerly West German side

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A UNESCO World Heritage site whose medieval castle and ramparts date to the 16th century in this seaside fortress overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

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Dubrovnik is one of the world’s most well preserved medieval cities, with walls dating back to the 16th century and architecture influenced by the Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque periods of European art and culture.

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Protesting the University administration’s use of student tuition to speculate in the real estate market.

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