Your Favorite Souvenirs from Europe
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Anonymous
| I get a small piece of pottery from everywhere we go and have them all displayed on cool shelves- I love it! |
Anonymous
| miniature Eiffel Tower |
Anonymous
| Nothing. Just enjoy the sights. |
Anonymous
+1 sadly, true. You can get almost anything that they produce there here in the US. It may cost more, but it's the same. And then there's Amazon. Really, who could tell the difference, even locally produced art. When I was in Florence 20 yrs ago, I bought some locally produced art. But, if I went there today, I wouldn't bother buying it. Globalization made getting things from Europe not that special. |
Anonymous
How big approx? What shapes? |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| This will surprise some people, but i usually get mushroom bouillon cubes, and other flavors you can't get here. Lots of interesting fun items at grocery stores. |
Anonymous
| Greece: jewelry, aegina pistachios, olive oil, spices, Greek skin care. |
Anonymous
| Last summer I brough home some Back Door silicone lube and a co*k ring from Germany. |
Anonymous
| Real chocolate from top brands in Germany, Switzerland, Belgium. |
Anonymous
| I always buy nice lingerie |
Anonymous
| Does anyone buy those Swiss cuckoo clocks anymore? |
Anonymous
I wore my Icelandic woolen sweater for 30 years. They are awesome! |
Anonymous
This thread is great |
Anonymous
| We typically buy fridge magnets or postcards we mail to ourselves. |