A Tramp Abroad, Part 1

Exploring central and southern Europe, the narrative blends autobiography with fictional elements as Mark Twain recounts his journey with his friend Harris. While aiming to walk the majority of the way, the duo frequently opts for various modes of transport, showcasing the whimsical nature of their travels. Published in 1880, this work stands as the fourth in Twain's series of travel literature, often regarded as an unofficial sequel to The Innocents Abroad, highlighting his keen observations and humorous reflections on European culture.