I'm Alex Kearney, I'm Science at the University of Alberta. I focus on Artificial Intelligence and Epistemology.





My last stop on the Danube: Passau, Germany. It's a tiny town which is notable for it's gothic and baroque architecture.

Bridge

Water

Walkway

Tall building photos

Landmarks

Cathedral

Prince Bishop's residence

Maria Hilf

Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)


The sight I was most excited about: Melk Abbey. It's *very* baroque.


The most imperial city of my trip: Vienna.


An austrian monastery established in 1114.


A gothic cathedral in Vienna. It's got a really good clock.


The Viennese treasury. Filled with ridiculous things: The Holy Roman Empire's Crown, one of the largest emeralds in the world, etc.


Unexpectedly fun city of the trip: Budapest.

Fisherman's Bastion

Details

Neat ornamentation

Market

Neat Buildings

Synagogue


An odd foray into Serbia: It's a weird city with sad history.


A stop in Romania to say I stopped in Romania. Went to see an oddity: a church built in the 1970s.


My last stop in Bulgaria before getting on a boat and heading down the Danube.


Greetings from Passau.


Day one on my trip down the danube: Sofia, Bulgaria. I walked around some of the popular sights, seeing orthodox cathedrals, Serdician ruins, and an actual yellow-brick road.


Greetings from wine (Wachau).


Greetings from Budapest.


Stop one on my post-university adventures: Sofia.