Comment by spwa4
3 months ago
I also live in a small European town and there is a convenience store and a hairdresser. Oh and restaurants. That's it. Doesn't matter if you go to neighboring towns, they're the same. One of the neighboring towns has a supermarket, an Aldi.
I am also old enough to remember what it looked like in 1985.
Sounds like a very small town? In general most places are filled with shops you can walk to. In southern Europe in particular it's almost overwhelming the amount of options you have.
Depends what you mean by very small town. It's about 30k people. So are the neighboring towns.
The nearest bigger town (~120k I believe) is about 25km away. Not quite walking or biking distance, but a short drive.