EuroTrip Adventure Recap - Picture Post

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Ok, so apparently I didn't take any pictures in Cologne, Brussels, Munich, or the Alpine Center. But here's what I've got from the various cities:

Paris









Versailles




































Amsterdam/Edam/Volderdam




































Heidelberg
For reference, that's a person at the bottom (sorry it's a bit blurry)
























Lucerne





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