Eastern European retro streets, literary and artistic style can be seen everywhere

Eastern Europe is a tourist destination full of culture and regional customs. The large cities and towns with long history exude a rich cultural atmosphere and are a paradise for artists. There are many ancient and beautiful cities in Europe, and most of these cities have ancient and beautiful alleys.

The ancient trams passing through the city seem to be scenes from the old days, but they seem to blend in perfectly with the city

So it is a very important part of the tour in Europe , that is, crossing the alley. For example, in the criss-crossing alleys of London, Shakespeare's plays went to the world. When you go to Florence, you always have to visit the former residences of Dante and Michelangelo located in the alleys. Traveling through it, imagine the scene of the masters walking through the narrow streets, and sigh, this is the road that the masters once walked.

Eastern European youth with style

In Eastern Europe, there are also world-class writers who come out of the alleys. Kafka was in the aqua blue house with the house number 22 in Prague’s Golden Lane. In addition to writing, Kafka also wrote. In this fairy tale lane, in this dream space, he escaped from reality and hid in his own world.

The combination of simple walls and exaggerated sculptures is very fashionable and warm. There are many such shops in the alley.

Deep in the alley, it is stained with The temperament of the ancient city has an elegant literary style. To appreciate and understand the city, you can start from the alleys.

Wandering in the alleys seems to be in a nostalgic mood. Those high and low cobblestone streets, winding corridors, deep and shallow door openings, every house number and every alleyway hide a story, as if they are a continuation of history.

This time, I traveled to several Eastern European countries such as the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia, leaving behind stories about Prague’s golden alleys, the town of Cesky Krumlov, and the city of St. Andre. Alley memories.

When I came back to sort out the photos, I couldn’t remember where those literary shops were. Although I was just in a hurry, I didn't take a long stroll. Judging from the appearance alone, this variety of small shops hides infinite scheming. The colorful houses and exquisite designs are full of graceful literary and artistic atmosphere. In the world of literature and art, there are sceneries, shops, and people.

The common small stalls in the alleys sell souvenirs, which are quite unique

Look at the old houses around you and browse these unique shops. When you are tired, just go to the street Sit down in a cafe and experience the local daily life, or just sit on a bench by the roadside and enjoy the intoxicating scenery.

Simple vase design, but unique.

The tram runs rhythmically through the streets. Both sides of the streets are lined with buildings of different styles, one after another, modern and ancient.

Buda is on the left and Pest is on the right. There are nine bridges in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, of which the Liberty Bridge and the Chain Bridge are the most famous.