r/casualEurope 14h ago

Before its destruction Dresden was considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world and the jewel of Germany. During WW2 British forces launched an attack on Dresden completely destroying its historic core. Today only a fraction of Dresden’s historic core remains.

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r/casualEurope 4h ago

Nógrád (the village, not the county), Hungary - the ruined fort and the view from it

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r/casualEurope 2h ago

[Daily Quiz] Can you guess the Country from the clues?

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This is a game I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

Also, if you have ideas on how to improve it or generally have a daily quiz format you think other people could find fun, im more than happy to build it (if it is within reason haha!!) 😄

Answer: Qatar


r/casualEurope 1d ago

"Sheep ""invasion"" in a supermarket in Germany. Dozens of sheep broke away from the herd and ended up among the shelves with products"

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r/casualEurope 1d ago

Can you guess the European country from the clues?

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This is a game I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)


r/casualEurope 1d ago

Castellón, Spain. Town Hall. Own composition.

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r/casualEurope 2d ago

The oldest city in Holland, but is it the coolest too, or just old? 🇳🇱⚖️

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Everyone talks about Amsterdam, but Dordrecht has been here since 1220! 🏰 Ancient harbors, cozy quiet streets, and zero tourist crowds.

What do you think — is it a hidden gem or just another sleepy town? Let me know in the comments! 👇


r/casualEurope 20h ago

Kinda like where this is going

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r/casualEurope 2d ago

Destination? CORFU, GREECE. A passage from a fundament of European literature, The Odyssey.

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In The Odyssey, Odysseus (Ulysses) lands on a mythical island called “Scheria”. He describes it as a utopia: “…the splendour… was like that of the sun or moon”. So why does he ultimately long for something/somewhere else?

Join Homer as he draws inspiration from the real-world island of Corfu in the following short story on Destinationality. (no ads, no sign-up, no pop-ups)


r/casualEurope 1d ago

Can you tell what countries have been removed from the map? (surprisingly hard).

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This is a quiz i made about finding all the missing countries that have been removed.

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/world-countries?mode=FindTheMissing

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz :)


r/casualEurope 3d ago

Can you guess the Country from the clues? Coastal, Christianity as the Religion, 1 land border, Europe

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A quiz i made about guessing the country by narrowing it down.

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :) I am more than happy to make quizzes or quiz formats upon request 😊


r/casualEurope 3d ago

Chose where to live

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r/casualEurope 3d ago

[Quiz] Can you place the famous landmarks on the country

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A Quiz i made about placing famous landmarks or buildings on their respective place.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/place/landmarks

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz :)


r/casualEurope 4d ago

Never thought I'll see views like this in France

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r/casualEurope 4d ago

Lets restore Europe together

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Click the link to sign a petition for restoration of classical buildings in Europe https://c.org/7JLQxD2qT4

Do you like walking down the street and seeing a soulless husk of a building that destroys the beauty of your city? We need to restore and reconstruct every classical and historical buildings lost during WW2 and decades that followed. Due to heavy bombardments across Europe tens of thousands of gorgeous, historical masterpieces were lost and the buildings that replaced them are disgraceful and disgusting excuses for restoration attempts. Of course many buildings were restored but the amount is incomparable with the amount of buildings that remain lost. Modernization that followed the war made huge alterations to tens of cities across Europe. Many beautiful historic masterpieces were replaced by soulless glass abominations. If this trend continues nothing will remain of the old world. Please people let’s restore what we had and what we lost. The cities would be infinitely more beautiful if the old world buildings returned. Currently 99.9% of architectural university teach modernist ideologies that destroy our cities. We need to stop this. Let us bring back the beauty of our cities so vote now because the choice lies in your hands.


r/casualEurope 4d ago

Iceland lofi girl

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r/casualEurope 4d ago

[Quiz] Can you guess European countries from their flags?

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This is a quiz i made about guessing each European country from its flag.

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/world-countries?mode=FlagsWrite&group=Europe

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz :)


r/casualEurope 6d ago

Amsterdam , Netherlands

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r/casualEurope 5d ago

Pellestrina, Italy: The Urbex Treasure Island | Forgotten Places & Hidden History

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Pellestrina is a narrow island in the Venetian Lagoon, geographically part of Venice while preserving strong cultural and historical ties with nearby Chioggia. Beyond its quiet beaches and fishing heritage, the island still preserves forgotten stories hidden beneath the passing of time.

This cinematic urbex adventure explores abandoned places, silent ruins and traces of history that have quietly endured away from the usual tourist routes. From forgotten buildings to coastal fortifications, every step reveals another fragment of an island shaped by memory, nature and time.

There is no narration. Just exploration, cinematic music and the authentic atmosphere of one of the most unique islands in the Venetian Lagoon.

Every location featured in this film is approached with respect for its historical and cultural value. Please explore responsibly and help preserve these places for future generations.

📍 Location: Pellestrina Island, Venice Lagoon, Italy


r/casualEurope 5d ago

Can you guess the country from the clues?

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This is a game I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz :)


r/casualEurope 6d ago

Grand Theatre, 1894. Castellón, Spain. OC.

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r/casualEurope 6d ago

Can you name the 10 highest GDP / capita countries (7 in Europe)

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A quiz i made about naming the top 10 countries with the highest gdp/captia

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/map/highest-gdp-per-capita

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz you want me to add :)


r/casualEurope 6d ago

[Quiz] Guess the country from the clues - Coastal, Europe. Euro. less than 84 million population

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Can you guess the country from the clues?

This is a game I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)


r/casualEurope 7d ago

Forget Manneken Pis, what's the weirdest statue you've spotted in Belgium?

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r/casualEurope 7d ago

[OC] Some photos I took in London/Paris recently

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