A Tramp Abroad, Part 2

Set against the backdrop of central and southern Europe, this travel narrative blends autobiography and fictional elements as Mark Twain recounts his adventures with a friend named Harris. Their journey, initially aimed at walking, leads them to explore various modes of transport, capturing the essence of travel in the 19th century. As the fourth installment of Twain's travel literature, it serves as an unofficial sequel to The Innocents Abroad, showcasing his signature humor and keen observations of European culture.