r/casualEurope↗
Casual Europe: because politics gets boring
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40k subscribers137 posts / mo in Sep 202654 authors / mosince 2015
r/casualEurope has 40k members (+27% over the last 12 months). It gets about 137 posts a month from 54 people. Top topics: Polish Cities and Landmarks, Spanish Cities and Landmarks and Italian Landscapes.
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- Polish Cities and Landmarks1.7%
- Spanish Cities and Landmarks0.9%
- Italian Landscapes0.7%
- Night Sky Views0.6%
- Greek Islands and Landscapes0.5%
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- European Union
- Council of Europe
- Archive
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