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Gummy

bears come from

Germany! Gummy bear

candies were first made in

Germany back in the 1920s

(Burt).

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Germany

was the first

country to use Daylight

Saving Time. Germany first

began doing this on April 30,

1916, as a way to conserve

energy. Unlike what many

people think, Daylight Saving

Time was not created to help

farmers (Klein).

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Germany

has about 1,200

types of sausage. This means

that Germany currently holds

the title of most varieties

of sausage in the world.

Although the Sumerians

were the first to invent

sausage, Germans were the

ones who created most of

the types we know today, like

bratwurst or bregenwurst

(MacGregor).

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Germany

is home to the

world’s narrowest street. In

Reutlingen, Germany, the

street Spreuerhofstrasse

measures 31 centimeters

at its narrowest part and

expands to about 50

centimeters at its widest part

(“Narrowest Street”).

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The

world’s tallest church

is in Germany. The Ulmer

Münster, or Ulm Minster,

measures 530 feet tall

(Kergin). La Sagrada Basilica

in Barcelona, Spain, is

supposed to pass the Ulm

Minster’s height in 2026

when it’s renovations have

been completed (Philjake).

Ultimately, there are so many great things about

Germany, and so many reasons you should visit!

Whether it’s to taste the many varieties of bread or

to stay in a castle, you should visit the country and

all of the things it has to offer!

Kergin. “Ulm Minster (Ulmer Münster).” Atlas Obscura, 11 June 2012, www.atlasobscura.com/places/ulm-mintser-ulmer-muenster.

Klein, Christopher. “8 Things You May Not Know About Daylight Saving Time.” History, A&E Television Networks, 9 Mar. 2012, www.history.com/news/8-thingsyou-may-not-know-about-daylight-saving-time

MacGregor, Neil. “Germany: Memories of a Nation, One People, Many Sausages.” BBC Radio 4, BBC, 11 Oct. 2014, www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04k6rcj

Philjake. “Sagrada Familia Facts and Information.” The Tower Info, 7 June 2019, thetowerinfo.com/sagrada-familia-facts-history-tour/.

“Narrowest Street.” Guinness World Records, www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/narrowest-street

“The Most Species-Rich Zoo Worldwide - Oldest Zoo in Germany.” Zoo Berlin, 1 Sept. 2020, www.zoo-berlin.de/en.

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