The Innocents Abroad

In Mark Twain’s The Innocents Abroad, listeners embark on a 19th-century journey with Twain and his fellow travelers as they explore iconic tourist destinations in Europe and the Near East, including Greece, Turkey, and Egypt. This candid account captures the humorous and often surprising realities of their experiences, revealing the disparity between preconceived notions and the stark truths they encounter. Alongside the exploration, Twain’s sharp wit and insightful commentary provide a compelling lens through which to view the cultural attitudes of his time.