30 Weird, Funny, And Interesting European Things Shared In This Online Group

With over 40 different countries spread across a rather small plot of land, compared to other continents, Europe is truly a place of contrasts. Each country has its own unique traditions, history, and language, ensuring that no two places you visit will ever be the same. In fact, someone even started a whole subreddit that's dedicated to the uniqueness of Europe, and it's pretty fascinating. The r/Europe subreddit has nearly 3 million members who regularly share all of the weird, funny, and interesting things spotted in Europe, and they will prove to you that it's a continent like no other. Check out some of the most fascinating things shared in this subreddit in the gallery below!

#1 A Bridge For Wildlife To Cross The Road In Veluwe, The Netherlands

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#2 This Is Jean-Baptiste Kempf, The Creator Of The Vlc Media Player, He Refused Tens Of Millions Of Euros In Order To Keep Vlc Ads-Free. Merci, Jean!

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#3 Belarus People React To Lukashenko's Prohibition Of Pro-Democratic Flags

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#4 In Poland, We Are Slowly Getting Rid Of Advertisements And Billboards Madness

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#5 London, UK

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#6 Today 20 Years Ago At The Strike Of Midnight, The Mayor Of Amsterdam Married 4 Gay Couples As The Netherlands Became The First Country In The World To Legalise Same-Sex Marriage

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#7 In Wroclaw, Poland Each Cathedral And Even The Rivers Have A Tactile Model Nearby For Blind People To See Them Too

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#8 She (Sanna Marin) Is The New 34 Years Old Prime Minister Of Finland

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#9 The Devil's Bridge (Rakotzbrücke) In Kromlau, Germany

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#10 Medieval House Built In 1509 In Argentan, Orne, France

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#11 Tesco In Slovakia Opened With Empty Shelves. They Wanted To Show Their Customers How It Would Look Like If All Bees And Butterflies Would Become Extinct

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#12 Trinity College In Dublin, Ireland

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#13 The True Heroes Of Greece At This Moment. Firefighters Sleep Exhausted After An Intense Night Fighting The Biggest Wildfire Of Attica In Decades

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#14 Merkel Calling Out Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov For Wearing Mask Wrong

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#15 Polish Women Fighting For Their Rights!

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#16 The Sentiment In Scotland Is One I Fully Agree With

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#17 Utrecht, The Netherlands

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#18 The Netherlands Looks Like An Old Master’s Painting This Weekend

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#19 'bear And Raven' Is The Finnish Nature Picture Of The Year

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#20 Blood Moon In This Morning. Finland

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#21 Vilnius Has Put Up A Statue That Offers A “Portal” To The Polish City Of Lublin, Allowing People To See Each Other In Real Time

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#22 Neo-Gothic Apartment House In Budapest, Hungary. Built Around 1894

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#23 Traditional Gowns And Braids Of The Pomak Village Of Startsevo, Bulgaria

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#24 In 2018, Annamaria Horvathova, A Roma Girl From Slovakia Won A Running Race Wearing Just Ballerinas On Her Feet. Last Week, She Became A 1500m Champion Of Slovakia In Her Age Group

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#25 Meanwhile In Germany

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#26 Newly Discovered Just Outside Of Verona, What Could Be This Year's Biggest Discovery - An Almost Entirely Intact Roman Mosaic Villa Floor!

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#27 The Statue Of Jakub Wejher, The Founder Of A Polish Town Wejherowo, Looks Like Darth Vader When It's Snowing

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#28 Christmas Market 2019, Dresden, Germany

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#29 Us Embassy In Berlin Today

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#30 Oldest Door Still In Use In Rome, At The Pantheon. Cast In Bronze For Emperor Hadrian's Rebuilding, It Dates From About 115 Ad. Each Door Is Solid Bronze 2.3 M Wide & 7.5 M High, Yet So Well Balanced They Can Be Pushed Or Pulled Open Easily By One Person

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