Neunzig Tage in Europa

"Ninety Days in Europe" is a captivating travel guide that documents Washington Hesing's journey in 1887. The author, an exiled Berliner, describes his impressive travels through various European cities, including Berlin, Dresden, Vienna, Prague, Moscow, and St. Petersburg, as well as his explorations in Scandinavia up to the North Cape. This travelogue not only provides insight into the geographical and cultural facets of Europe but also highlights the contrasts between the old and the new world, which Hesing portrays from his unique perspective. The narratives are rich in detail and convey a vivid picture of the time, making the book one of the finest travel accounts of its era. The combination of historical insights and personal experiences makes this work a valuable read for anyone interested in travel and European culture.