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Eastern Europe may not be as popular for mass tourism as the Southern and Western regions, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have anything to offer. These parts of the world are not only more affordable and less crowded, but they also boast rich history and diverse landscapes.
Sure, you can turn to travel videos for the sights and sounds of Eastern Europe. But if you want to have a good enough look at the unique culture, there’s no better way than these memes from the Babushka Facebook page.
If you’re an outsider looking in, these funny images can give you a solid idea of how people deal with their everyday lives through their own brand of humor. Enjoy scrolling and don’t forget to upvote your favorites!
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Somehow… grandma’s kitchen will always beat any luxury setup.
Mavis 21 hours ago
Reminds me of something I read years ago. At a dinner party one of the guests was a world famous photographer. The host said to him "oh I love your photos, you must have a very expensive camera". The photographer shot back "I love this casserole, you must have a very expensive oven".
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Eastern European Ferrari: horsepower included.
Gunný Petersen 11 hours ago
I've actually tried to drive a car like that and I actually made it out alive 😅
If you’re not familiar with Eastern European culture, you also wouldn’t know where to start learning. Fortunately, we have resources like this interview with journalist, author, and historian Jacob Mikawnowski.
Mikanowski says the one thing that binds the region's core countries is “unity in diversity.”
#4
“The doorbell is broken. Press the chicken.”😂
“There is a shared experience of the empire. Of not having or having nation-states that have intermittent sovereignty. Sovereignty that exists and then doesn't exist, or doesn't exist for very long periods and comes into being,” Mikanowski said.
Religion is an integral part of Eastern European culture. As noted in a Pew Research Center survey, they tend to be more conventional in their religious behavior and consider their faith “very important” in their lives.
The survey also revealed that Eastern Europeans are more inclined to believe in fate and reincarnation, unlike their Western European counterparts.
#10
Community decisions, personal solutions.
#11
When Slavic science solves problems.
#12
Babushka knows what really matters.
Eastern Europe may not get enough shine as a tourist destination, but many cities across the region have outstanding pedestrian zones. If you’re a traveler who enjoys walking around instead of taking forms of public transport, this is welcome news.
The main street in Plodiv, Bulgaria, for example, is one of the country’s most significant features. It is one of Europe’s longest pedestrian zones filled with shops, cafes, and historic architecture.
Budapest, Hungary, is another Eastern European city for people who love walking around. Váci Street (a.k.a. Váci utca) is the shopping district of central Budapest, also known as a prime people-watching spot.
But if you want to see more of the historic architecture, locals would like lead you to the Castle District. Here, you will find landmarks like the Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, and labyrinths you won’t find anywhere in the world.
#16
Kelly H. Wilder 19 hours ago
Taxi drivers and janitors everywhere know everything. They hold the keys to civilization.
#17
- I'm Polish
- Prove it
#21
When modern safety regulations meet tradition.
#22
Babushka-approved warmth.
#24
LizzieBoredom 6 hours ago
AsianAmerican parents: While you're lying on the floor doing nothing, here's a Calculus problem.
#28
Big biznis here.
Fellfromthemoon 11 hours ago
It's so wrong. That horseshoe is upside-down. In this position, all the good luck flows out.
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#32
Bulgarian security.
#33
Engineering, but make it Slavic.
#37
Slavic Science.
#38
Hungary
Oskar vanZandt 8 hours ago
Individuality like this would never be allowed in most western European countries... Needs to be uniform and follow strict H&S standards.
#39
Meanwhile in Poland, the city of Zabrze.
#42
Even Google double-checks sometimes.
#47
Eastern Europe living in the future.
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Kelly H. Wilder 19 hours ago
Many of these are universal truths. We are far more alike than we are different; we should spend significantly more time celebrating those similarities while honoring our differences. Humanity is a beautifully complex mess!
Kelly H. Wilder 19 hours ago
Many of these are universal truths. We are far more alike than we are different; we should spend significantly more time celebrating those similarities while honoring our differences. Humanity is a beautifully complex mess!
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