Surreal Mustard Fields
Czech Countryside

Charles Bridge
Prague

Coffee Shop
Malá Strana (Czech for "Little Quarter")

Mánesův Bridge
Prague

Industrial Palace
Prague Exhibition Grounds

Photo: Alex Acuña

Espresso Break in Mala Strana
Prague

Pilsen Train Station
Pilsen

Coffee Stop
Old Town, Prague

Buildings in Old Town
Prague

Street Corner
Malá Strana

Pilsner Urquell - The World's First Pilsner Beer
Pilsen

Old Town Square
Prague

Espresso Stop
Prague Castle

At Rest
Malá Strana (Czech for "Little Quarter")

Image of Emil Zatopek, the "Czech Locomotive"
Industrial Palace
Prague Exhibition Grounds

Oil on Canvas
Miloslav Čelakovský, Czech aritst

Train to Pilsen

Photo: Alex Acuña

Meat Chart

Shutterbugs on the Loose

Photo: Alex Acuña

"Photography Allowed"
Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

St. Vitus Cathedral - Prague Castle
Prague

Pilsner Urquell - The World's First Pilsner Beer

Photo: Alex Acuña

Vintage Postcards
Prague

Travelers in the Czech Republic

Copper Brewing Vessels
Varna Brewhouse
Pilsen

Original Copper Tank - First used on 5 October 1842
Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

Underground Lagering Caves
Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

Brewing Barrel
Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

Brewing Barrels in Underground Lagering Caves
Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

Sampling Unpasteurized Beer from the Barrel
Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

Photo: Alex Acuña

Underground Tunnels of Pilsen

Atlas Obscura: "The city of Pilsen in the Czech Republic is best known for being the birthplace of the now world famous "pilsner" variety of beer, but its industrial history is very nearly as important. As early as the 13th century the populace of Pilsen began creating cellars two and three stories deep beneath their homes, many of them connected by a series of tunnels. These were mostly used for food and supply storage initially, including a large amount of beer thanks to the Pilsen's long history of brewing. But as the system of tunnels grew, they began to be used for waste, disposal and also water storage and transport. By the end of the tunnels' construction, the city had over 12 miles of underground passage ways and one of the most advanced sewer systems in the Czech Republic at the time."

Bottling & Distribution Center
Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Pilsen

Museum of Communism
Prague

Franz Kafka Museum
Prague