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From my experience the more touristy cities might have a handful (e.g. Amsterdam yes, most other Dutch cities no), so for me it's way more rare than "a metric t
by lucb1e 6y ago
From my experience the more touristy cities might have a handful (e.g. Amsterdam yes, most other Dutch cities no), so for me it's way more rare than "a metric ton" in "most European cities", but maybe I haven't been in the right places, I wouldn't know if it's more common around the mediterranean for example.
Also, on the street it's much louder and more bustling around than in a subway (or on a train or even in a bus for that matter).
- varjag 6y agoshrug I see them everywhere. Hague, Nuremberg, Minsk (again in better times)… and certainly here in Norwegian cities. And since there's a lot more life going on on Manhattan than in any European city it's nothing surprising.