Located in the middle of Europe, Germany has always been a cultural center and a place where many important things in history happened. It’s one of the most popular European travel destinations and if you want to learn more about it, here are some cool little-known facts about it.
Highest Population in the EU
Out of all the countries that are members of the European Union, Germany has the highest population, currently sitting at around 83 million. This is one of many reasons why Germany is considered one of the biggest and most influential economies with many people moving there to live from various countries.
Biggest Zoo
The Berlin Zoological Garden is the biggest zoo in the world. It’s also the oldest one in Germany and has the largest collection of species you can see anywhere. More than 1,300 animal species live here and if you want to see them all, make sure you have a whole day.
Most Cultural Places
Germany has over 6,200 museums, 820 theaters, and around 9,000 libraries, which easily makes it the country with the most cultural places to see. The country’s rich history and cultural heritage make it clear why Germany is considered a cultural hub of Europe.
