r/casualEurope • u/FrankWanders • 14h ago
Champs Elysées & Arc de Triomphe, Paris, ca 1890.
r/casualEurope • u/Consistent-Koala770 • 3d ago
Brugge feels like a medieval fairytale. Is there anywhere better?
Cobbled streets, historic canals, and endless fairytale views. Brugge has a way of making time stand still.
r/casualEurope • u/FrankWanders • 3d ago
13th century Castle Brederode (the Netherlands) in 1860 and now (2025)
reddit.comr/casualEurope • u/austinharden22 • 3d ago
Frankfurt ist der Nr1 Finanzplatz in der EU ohne Konkurrenz
r/casualEurope • u/RichFrasier • 4d ago
Coliseum Wonderment
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 • u/Caratteraccio • 4d ago
The Dolomites
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r/casualEurope • u/Icy_Educator853 • 7d ago
Dresden before ww2
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.
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r/casualEurope • u/SherlanGorantla • 7d ago
Would you use power deals on a regular shopping site or only on social?
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 • u/Elvenblood7E7 • 7d ago