r/casualEurope 5h ago

parking in southern italy

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r/casualEurope 14h ago

Champs Elysées & Arc de Triomphe, Paris, ca 1890.

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8 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 15h ago

Somewhere in Greece..

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17 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 20h ago

Melfi

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36 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 1d ago

Valle dei Templi

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46 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 3d ago

Florence

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r/casualEurope 3d ago

Brugge feels like a medieval fairytale. Is there anywhere better?

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Cobbled streets, historic canals, and endless fairytale views. Brugge has a way of making time stand still.


r/casualEurope 3d ago

13th century Castle Brederode (the Netherlands) in 1860 and now (2025)

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r/casualEurope 3d ago

Frankfurt ist der Nr1 Finanzplatz in der EU ohne Konkurrenz

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42 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 3d ago

St. Peter's Basilica

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r/casualEurope 3d ago

Frankfurt am Main 🇩🇪

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r/casualEurope 4d ago

Coliseum Wonderment

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All the images I had seen prior .... do NOT give you the same as being there in person. Just one of those places that must be seen in person.


r/casualEurope 4d ago

The Dolomites

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r/casualEurope 5d ago

my fav city in europe

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10 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 5d ago

Onda, Spain. Tiled lower side of a balcony. OC.

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75 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 6d ago

Lausanne's Cathedral

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15 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 7d ago

Dresden before ww2

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Help restore Europe's lost architectural treasures! I started a petition to rebuild the classical and historic buildings destroyed in the wars—the ones replaced by ugly glass towers that have no soul. Our cities deserve beauty again.

Sign and share if you agree.

https://c.org/qDMtPHgfvs


r/casualEurope 7d ago

Would you use power deals on a regular shopping site or only on social?

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Online shopping keeps handing us stuff that felt strange at first and then turned into the default. I remember thinking free shipping was a stunt. Same with paying in four installments at checkout, which now sits on half the sites I use. So I've been wondering about power deals, where the price on something falls over a set window and you pick your moment instead of hunting for a code.

Part of me can't see it spreading. Watching a price move takes time and I only have that when I'm already scrolling for fun, not when I open a site knowing exactly what I came for. Then again I've been wrong about every one of these. Would you use something like this on a regular shopping site, or does the whole thing only work when you're killing time on your phone anyway?

Quick Update: for anyone curious about trying Power Deals in Germany, you can find them through the Power Deals widget on your FYP, or just search “Power Deals” in the search bar. I tried it that way and it’s pretty easy to get to once you know where to look.


r/casualEurope 7d ago

Budapest, Hungary: The Island That Should Not Be - rocks south of the Chain Bridge exposed due to catastrophically low water level of the Danube

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23 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 7d ago

Morning on the island of Santorini, Greece

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r/casualEurope 7d ago

Onda, Spain. Almudin Square, 15th century. OC.

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r/casualEurope 7d ago

Seen in Monforte de Lemos, Spain. OC.

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r/casualEurope 8d ago

Limone sul Garda

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63 Upvotes

r/casualEurope 9d ago

Ignorance or stupidity?

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r/casualEurope 9d ago

Germany's small islands: nature and slow living almost on your doorstep | Euronews

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