FLAG FROM A CONTRY: GERMANY
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
It is a country, member of the European Union, organized as a federal
parliamentary republic with capital in Berlin. With one territory, formed by 16
federated states. Its population is the second largest in Europe (after European
Russia) with more than 82.8 million inhabitants. Fourth largest world economy
in terms of nominal GDP and first in Europe. The majority of German
universities are state-owned. All universities have to pay administrative taxes,
which are between 50 and 200 euros. Germany has a temperate climate.
Christianity is the majority religion, with 48 million followers.
FOOD
Pork, beef, and poultry are the main varieties consumed, often in the form of
sausage.
TOURISTIC PLACES
Munich: Home of the Oktoberfest, one of the best cities in the world to live in.
Berlin: Restaurants, museums, galleries, bars, architecture.
Berlin Wall
Stuttgart: Headquarters of Mercedes Benz and Porsche
Cologne Cathedral: Gothic style
Neuschwanstein Castle: Medieval Style
MUSIC
European classical music, Bach, Beethoven, Wagner and industrial metal
such as Rammstein and Lacrimosa.
FAMOUS PERSONS
Land of scientists, writers and thinkers, such as Albert Einstein, Marx,
Heisenberg, Max Born, Fahrenheit, Nicholas Copernicus, Hertz, Humboldt,
Gauss, Zeppelin, Diesel, Benz, Goethe, Kant, Hegel, Engles, Nietzsche, among
others.
TRADITIONS
It has Christmas, carnival and Easter, but also wine festivals, the Oktoberfest,
a festival where you go to drink beer, eat sausages and dance.
CURRIENCY
More than 1500 different types of sausages are produced in the country.
Second destination of migrations with more than 12 million.
Renewable energies generated 30% of the country's total electricity
consumption.