Veteran In Europe

10/29/2025

New blog post at www.veteranineurope.com

🏰 Malbork Castle: A Fortress Through the AgesStanding along the Nogat River in northern Poland, Malbork Castle is one of Europe’s most impressive medieval fortresses — and the largest brick castle in the world. Built by the Teutonic Knights in the late 13th century, it served as both a monast...

10/29/2025

🥨🍺 After Kraków, you’ve got to experience the fresh bakery goods and local beer — traditions that have been perfected here for centuries.
From medieval trade routes to modern cafés, Poland’s flavors carry the same history and heart that built its resilience.

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10/29/2025

🏰 Malbork Castle, Poland — once a medieval fortress of the Teutonic Knights, later used as a German military headquarters during WWII.
Walking through its halls feels like stepping through centuries of power, war, and resilience.

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10/29/2025

🏰🍺 From Castle Walls to Auschwitz: Krakow in Two Acts
Tour historic 17th-century defenses, indulge in a Polish bakery treat, then feel the weight of history at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Powerful. Real. Worth the trip.
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10/11/2025

WW2 Brews and Battlefields in Gdansk. New blog post coming soon www.veteranineurope.com

10/08/2025

Hiked the legendary stairs up to Kotor Fortress 🇲🇪 — 1,300+ steps of sweat, stone, and stunning views! 🪜🔥 Totally worth every leg burn for that epic panorama over the old town and bay 😍⛰️. Then I enjoyed a cold beer and ink squid pasta in the old town. Follow more of my adventures at https://www.veteranineurope.com/blog

10/07/2025

Ended my final day in Prague with a salute to the heros of # at my favorite bar. Visit my blog for more Brews and Battlefield topics https://www.veteranineurope.com/blog

10/02/2025

How to find local beer in Prague after touring WW2 history www.veteranineurope.com

10/02/2025

Enjoying some true local Czech Pilsner and popular local snack Duck Pate (duck liver). VeteraninEurope.com

10/02/2025

The inside top floor of the church the Parachutists made their stand in www.veteranineurope.com

10/02/2025

Special surprise for you at www.veteranineurope.com. Just landed in Prague and I have some fresh video footage of where the brave Parachustists made their final stand. 🍻

09/27/2025

Tour tips at www.veteranineurope.com

This is one of my favorite military history tours in Europe. Dive into an operation to assassinate one of Hitlers top henchmen.

Reinhard Heydrich was the commander of the German Reich Security Main Office (RSHA), the acting Reichsprotektor of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia and a principal architect of the Holocaust, was assassinated during the Second World War in a coordinated operation by the Czechoslovak resistance.

You get to experience the real life mission and a little taste of what life was like in Prague pre WW2. You will see the clock tower which was damaged by the N**i bombing. Then the journey ends at the Cathedral Church of Sts Cyril and Methodius where these brave soldiers made their final stand. Don't forget to swing by the Parachutist Bar to raise a glass of Czech Pilsner in honor of those brave soldiers and resistance fighters.

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