"Frightened Abroad" is a book-report by Mark Twain in which he describes his trip to Europe and the Middle East. With a keen sense of humor, the author reveals his observations about local sights and traditions, reflecting their peculiarities through the prism of his unique irony. A trip with Twain is not just a visit to historical places, but a real journey into the world of humor and absurdity. The reader, while reading the book "Frightened Abroad", feels as if he himself took part in the adventure unfolding on the pages of this exciting book.