Amsterdam - Exterior of Anne Frank's House. Nicely renovated, but inside isn't. 

Budapest - 12 Apostles on one of the Churches 

Budapest - A small layout of St Mathias Church (with Brallie) And yes! It was snowing! =pp

Budapest - Fisherman's Bastion. Statue of one of the saints. 

Budapest - Hungarian Dance, Gypsy Traditional Costumes with bottles on their head! 

Slovakia - Tatra Mount. - A bunch of us playing SNOW! 

Slovakia - Castle built by Maria Theresa, the 1st female 'king' of Austria

Krakow - Wieliczka Salt Mines - A tribute to Jozef Pilsudski, who re-united Poland when it practically disappeared from World Maps 

Krakow - Wieliczka Salt Mines - Carving of the Last Supper.

Krakow - Wieliczka Salt Mine - Big Underground Chapel made of Salt!! 

Krakow - Wieliczka Salt Mines - Statue of Mary. In the same room as the Statue of Jesus. 

Krakow - Wieliczka Salt Mines - A Chapel and a Statue of Jesus. 

Krakow - Wieliczka Salt Mines - Chandelier in one of the Chapels (made of Salt...) 

Krakow - The Icon for Krakow, Dragon. Isn't it cute? Anyway, the story behind it is pretty cute too!
Last time, this dragon lived in the cave under the castle. It ate princessess and one of the kings decided to do something about it. "The man who can kill the dragon will get to marry my daughter," the King announced. One shoemaker decided to do it. He stuffed sulphur in a dead sheep and placed it outside the Dragon's cave. The Dragon ate it and felt something very very hot in his stomach after a while and he died shortly, got poisoned?
Anyway, the shoemaker and the princess lived happily ever after...hehehe

Krakow - A picture of the Cloth Hall. Where souvenirs are sold. 

Auschwitz - The Gate to the Camp. On the gate says "Arbett Macht Frei", which means "Work makes Free" A very...insulting phrase 

Warsaw - The Icon of Warsaw, a Mermaid (apparently armed >.<;;) 

Prague - Astronomical Clock in the Old Town Hall 

Prague - A Night Cruise along the River Vlatva 

Prague - St Vitus Cathedral (The Old Exterior)