In front of the Rijksmuseum
Bike tour group and a windmill that harnesses the amazing power of the wind to draw thousands of tourists towards it each year
Posing with Rembrandt and the windmill
Entering Dam Square from one of the main shopping streets
The Royal Palace (formerly the Old Town Hall)
Matt, Eric and Mike in front of Nieuwe Kirk 
Waiting in line with Buck (the bachelor) at the Van Gogh Museum 
Canals everywhere! 
Old Town Hall, in the middle of Old Town Square 
Church of Our Lady Before Tyn 
Hanging out at the top of the Old Town Hall (we don't need no stinkin' elevator) with the Church in the background 
Tourists huddled at the base of the Old Town Hall to watch the hourly (and apparently underwhelming)Astronomical Clock show 
Old Town Square in the early evening 
Charles Bridge 
View from the Charles Bridge 
Heading up the looooooong set of stairs to Prague Castle 
Prague Castle entrance 
Badass violent statues guarding the Castle 
The buildings inside the Castle are so cramped, you can't get a good full shot of the front of St. Vitus's Cathedral 
The rear of the Cathedral. Gothic spires rule! 
Ossuary (Bone Church) in Sedlec. (Pictures from inside to come from Eric) 
Petrin Tower. More stairs to climb. 
Great views of the city from atop Petrin Tower - here you can see all of St. Vitus's Cathedral inside Prague Castle 
National Theater 
Our (useless) tour guide points out a museum. I have no clue if that's the art museum or the natural history museum. 
"Hi there, can you get a picture of me and my friends in front of the New Palace? Please make sure we're not centered at all. Oh, and definitely get that lamppost in the shot." 
Stephansdom - impressive Gothic cathedral in the middle of the city that's been under construction for the last 800 years. 
More Stephansdom 
Stephansdom tower - yeah, we climbed that too. But with all the scaffolding and construction, they won't let you go all the way to the top. So we went up 300 stairs and reached... 
...the gift shop 
Side view of Votivkirche 
Rathaus (city hall) 
Schloss Schonbrunn, Vienna's version of Versailles 
Gloriette building at the top of the hill at Schonbrunn 
Cool fountain at Schonbrunn 
Scotland vs. Austria friendly 
Crowd forms the Austrian flag during player introductions 
Fountain in Karlsplatz 
I forget what this statue/memorial is, but I do remember that Munich has lion statues everywhere 
Surfers in the river 
New Town Hall at Marienplatz 
Munich is home to the Deutsches Museum, the world's largest and oldest science and technology museum. This is an old plane engine. 
WWII anti-aircraft rocket 
The Deutsches museum also had a musical instruments section 
Funky-looking trumpet