r/casualEurope • • Sep 14 '26

Meteora, Greece

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 15 '26

Trani

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 15 '26

Would anyone like to send me a postcard from your country?

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Hi everybody!

I (20s Canadian) have just gotten into the hobby of collecting postcards from around the world. I would love it so much if someone could send me some.

I would appreciate it so much if someone was willing to send me a postcard

Sending love and peace your way šŸ’•


r/casualEurope • • Sep 14 '26

Ostuni

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 13 '26

Where in Europe can you actually see a doctor when you need one?

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Hi! I’m considering leaving France and I’d really like to hear from people living in other European countries about their actual experience with healthcare.

I currently live in France and, honestly, I’m getting quite frustrated. The issue isn’t really universal healthcare itself, but access to healthcare. There simply don’t seem to be enough doctors, and many of the ones who are available aren’t accepting new patients.

For example, getting a dermatologist or psychiatrist appointment can mean waiting around a year. I’ve ended up travelling to other countries and paying out of pocket for consultations, despite paying a significant amount in taxes here.

I’m also curious about how adult ADHD is handled in different countries. Here I find the bureaucracy around treatment and prescriptions quite excessive, and there still seems to be quite a lot of stigma around ADHD medication. I’m curious whether this is similar elsewhere or whether some countries have a more modern and straightforward approach.

So for those of you living in other European countries:

  • Is healthcare mainly public, private, or a mix?
  • If the public system is overloaded, can you pay extra for faster appointments or additional options?
  • How difficult is it to find a GP or specialists such as dermatologists or psychiatrists?
  • How modern and efficient is the system, and how much bureaucracy is involved?
  • And specifically, how is adult ADHD viewed and treated? Is there much stigma or bureaucracy around medication?

I’m not necessarily looking for the country with the ā€œbestā€ healthcare according to rankings. I’m more interested in what it’s actually like to deal with the system as a normal person.

I know the grass isn’t always greener, so I’d really appreciate honest experiences, including the downsides.


r/casualEurope • • Sep 13 '26

St. Wenceslas statue. Wenceslas Square, Prague. OC.

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 13 '26

Polignano a Mare

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 12 '26

Zell am See, Austria

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 12 '26

Otranto (Photo credit to @marinella_falca)

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 12 '26

Has anyone else fallen in love with the coastal vibes of Salou, Costa Dorada?

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Incredible views, sea breeze, and great energy along the coastline. Truly one of the best spots on Costa Dorada!


r/casualEurope • • Sep 11 '26

Building corner of I. P. Pavlova Square, Prague. OC.

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 11 '26

Asturias, Spain vs Iceland

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 10 '26

Puglia

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 09 '26

THE BISHOP'S BASILICA OF PHILIPPOPOLIS

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 09 '26

Taormina

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 09 '26

Samil Beach, Vigo, Spain. OC.

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 09 '26

Spaceship Sagittarius (UchÅ«sen Sagittarius) Intro: A Japanese Anime Based on an Italian Comic (Altri Mondi) and Dubbed into French (Les Aventuriers de l’espace)

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Based on the Italian comic Altri Mondi ā€œOther Worldsā€ by Andrea Romoli.

The anime ran for 77 episodes, from 1986 to 1987.


r/casualEurope • • Sep 09 '26

Lease, Lower Saxony

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 08 '26

Lecce

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 07 '26

Meteora in Greece is a mountain village that goes high into the clouds. It has some beautiful views of the valleys above.

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 05 '26

Meneses Bldg. Madrid, Spain . Construction ended 1914-1915. OC.

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 05 '26

Where to celebrate birthday around Christmas?

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My partners birthday is on the 25.12. and we're planning to spend it abroad this year. What city in Europe could accommodate us best, given the circumstances? We're from Germany so we'd like to avoid it.

Thanks in advance<3


r/casualEurope • • Sep 06 '26

Aplins in the European Alps. My experience with going to Europe would be around Christmas period.

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 05 '26

Maiella

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r/casualEurope • • Sep 06 '26

Switzerland has the best Pasta.

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