The Most Unexpected European Opinions You'll Ever Encounter
Most of central europe definitely isnt protestant. Even germany alone has more catholics, now add (almost)fully catholic austria. Not even switzerland is fully protestant. The absolute emptiness of wilderness areas. We were on a week hike and ran into a frenchman who was hiking the other way and had been living off a packet of soybeans.
There were about over 150 widebodies stored in teruel making it the largest aircraft storage site in. From unexpected customs and cultural nuances to practical considerations like transportation and currency exchanges, europe has a few quirks that might not be covered in. It's always interesting to hear other countries' perspectives on american culture. So when i came across this reddit thread where u/mamutu7 asked, europeans, what is. We got american tourists to dish on the european culture shocks that surprised them the most. Let's get this out of the way. The french are generally nice, it's parisians who are. After a few years in europe, ive realized a lot of what is considered the norm on the continent would perplex (or at least inconvenience) my peers in the u. s. These are 20 of the most notable. Here are just a few of the surprising things i've encountered on my travels in europe from an american's point of view. One thing that surprised me. Those whove traveled rather far from home know that one rule often applies the bigger the distance, the larger the differences. Take the us and europe, for instance;
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One thing that surprised me. Those whove traveled rather far from home know that one rule often applies the bigger the distance, the larger the differences. Take the us and europe, for instance;
