
r/casualEurope

Amsterdam hits different from the water [OC]
My wife and I finally took a boat tour through the canals today. honestly, seeing the city from this angle makes you appreciate the architecture so much more. here are a few shots we took along the way.
The Theseion at the Acropolis of Athens with its new lighting
[OC] McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Roosendaal, Roosendaal, The Netherlands
Fun fact: the "no speed limit" sign on the autobahn in Germany is the same as the "slow" speed sign on rural roads in Ireland. German tourists must be surprised!
What Ukrainians think about immigrants?
We hit the streets of Khreshchatyk, Kyiv's main avenue, to ask locals what they think about migrants moving to Ukraine during the war. We got some incredibly diverse and interesting opinions!
full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91knbY1_fz4
Destination? IRELAND. A moody travel story by James Joyce.
“He saw the darkening lands slipping away past him…”
Join Joyce as the night train steams from Dublin to Cork. A two minute read… that will linger in your thoughts much longer. Find the moody excerpt at Destinationality (no ads, no sign up)
Country-Angle: guess the european country that fits these 5 angles
This is a special version of the City Angle game, in which you have to guess a city instead of a country.
Game: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/ . Here are all the game modes . This includes Country Intern, which allows you to play with cities from only one country, difficult and sphere mode (great circle route)
What, if any, are your thoughts on this particular small region of the Europe?
After years of construction, they are putting the final touches on the Sagrada Família.
Spent the entire afternoon chasing the 30 cm of shade around my patio.
The chair moved more today than I did.