a month agoThese things happen only in Germany
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Germany is known in the world to excel in many things. The Germans themselves are known for being sociable and hospitable even if everyone thinks they have no sense of humor. This country also has a glorious history that, for better and for worse, shaped the world we know today. But, [...]
Germany is known in the world to excel in many things. The Germans themselves are known for being sociable and hospitable even if everyone thinks they have no sense of humor.
This country also has a glorious history that, for better and for worse, shaped the world we know today.
But there are some more things that define this great country in the middle of Europe than stereotypes and jokes, the Express broadcast.
These are the things that make Germany special:
1. Beer
Germans drink, breathe and sleep with beer. All right, we mean, they mostly drink only beer. There are about 5,000 beer companies in this country that help Germans drink more beer per person than in any other European country other than Czechia, and yes, the United States in America.
2. Germans know how to go from A to B
With so many car producers, you'd say hello if you didn't know Germany produces BMWs, Audis and Mercedess. Even other types of cars in the world are part of the Volkswagen, a German company.
Despite all traffic, the Germans are always on time for everything or at least five minutes early.
3. Water Life
Germans aren't just after beer, they're addicted to water. Not to drink, but to get out, to swim, slide over the waves every season.
The country has more than 12,000 ike lakes, most of which are accessible to any activity throughout the year. A European list published in 2013 showed that Germany has the highest number of excellent “and rivers to swim, Report Express broadcast.
4. Removing garments in public
When it comes to naked in nature, no other country is approaching Germany. In the top photo, you see there's a beach where it's bound to go naked.
5. Baking the Bread
The French may boast of their bread, but the French also have good bread. The bread here is part of every daily meal. It's part of culture.
Each region has its own kind of bread, which has more than 1,500 ʹ from black bread in the north to white bread in the south. Germans eat an average of 87kg of bread a year and have a bread oven for every 2,100 people there.
6. Castles
Although modern buildings have occupied every country in the world, Germany is filled with many beautiful fairy tales.
There are medieval fortresses, other old buildings and castles like “Neuschwanstein” in Bavari (an inspiration for Walt Disney Castle).
There are more than 25,000 castles in Germany today, and most are museums, restaurants and even hotels.
