Anyone remotely familiar with the skyline of Istanbul knows that the city is home to some of the world’s most impressive mosques. In these 2002 photos, the Monkey visits a few standout mosques and meets some friendly locals.
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All this travel leaves a monkey thirsty! In this post, the Monkey does shots (get it?) of important drink-related infrastructure in Dublin, Ireland: the Guinness Brewery and the former Jameson Distillery.
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In these photos from 2002, the Monkey explores the crumbling ruins of a castle long ago inhabited by the notorious ruler, Vlad Tepes—although you may know him better as Dracula. Before escaping to Transylvania, the Monkey also traverses some stunning Carpathian mountain scenery.
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Europe, Bulgaria, Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast
In these photos from 2002, Maimunka explores Bulgaria’s northern Black Sea Coast. From a petrified forest and ancient tombs, to a Romanian princess’s palace, this stretch of coast packs quite a bit of intrigue.
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During his October 2005 visit to Prague, the Monkey discovered that there’s more than one hilltop castle in town. He also finds an answer to the not-so-oft-asked question, what would it look like if Picasso built an apartment block in Prague?
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