Ich glaube, dass wird ein bisschen schwer werden^^

If you ever come up North, Lüneburg is worth a visit. The history of the Salt is actually not to uninteresting (though why my teacher decided to let us get part of that knowledge in a weather so freezing no one could hardly pay attention to it, will be forever their secret.)
And its beautiful. The inner city with its building and every new Street has something exciting to see. I really like visiting that city.

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http://www.histoire-et-secrets.com/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=190&mnuid=14848&tconfig=0
massacre de la Saint-Barthelemy France

I hope facts also count :)

10 interesting facts about Bulgaria

1. Bulgarians shake their heads to mean yes and nod for no.
2. National instrument is the bagpipes – called the gaida.
3. Bulgarians invented the first electronic computer, digital watch and car air bag.
   4.Most famous footballers are Hristo Stoichkov, now 45 – highest scorer at the 1994 World Cup – and Manchester United's Dimitar Berbatov, 30.
4. Its best football result was fourth at the 1994 World Cup in the US.
5. The country has also produced top tennis players such as Tsvetana Pironkova, 23.
6. Other celebs include sumo wrestler Kaloyan Mahlyanov, 28, and chess grandmaster Veselin Topalov, 36.
7. In Hollywood flick The Terminal, actor Tom Hanks, 55, who plays a man trapped in an airport, speaks Bulgarian.
8. The country is one of the world's biggest winemakers – 200,000 tonnes a year.
9. Mastika, a 47% proof spirit made with tree resin, is a popular drink. Average price of a lager is 64p.
   11.Bulgarians love yoghurt and reckon it is why they live so long.
10. Tara Reid, a housemate on Channel 5's Celebrity Big Brother, has just married Bulgarian financier Zack Kehayov.
    13.Michael Palin, 68, upset Bulgarians by saying it is most famous for gypsies.
11. They have a public holiday dedicated to St George.
12. Bulgaria is in the EU, but uses the lev instead of the euro.
13. The country recently topped a survey as being Brits' top spot for bargain breaks.
14. One Bulgarian claim to fame is a mini Eiffel Tower in Golden Sands resort.
15. It has the world's largest IMAX 3D cinema.
16. A third of Bulgaria is forested.
17. Their best- known football side is CSKA Sofia.

Randomly Googled :)

Ten fun facts about Serbia:

Fact 1
Most Serbian last names end with the letters “ić”.

Fact 2
The country has been topping the global raspberry export list for several years now. Even in 2012, almost 95% of the world’s raspberries came from Serbia.

Fact 3
In 274 AD, Constantine the Great, the Roman Emperor was born in the Serbian city of Nis.

Fact 4
Between the 3rd and 4th centuries, a total of eighteen emperors were born on what is modern day Serbia. That number accounts for a fifth of all Roman rulers.

Fact 5
The only Serbian world that is accepted and used across the world is “vampire”.

Fact 6
The Serbian clock-making industry is even older than the world-famous Swiss one. The Serbs had their own clock 600 years before the Swiss did.

Fact 7
The Old Downtown Church that stands in the downtown section of Cacak is home to a religious building that has been turned into a mosque a record ten times.

Fact 8
The very first video transmission between North America and Europe that took place in 1963 featured the White Angel from the Serbian fresco at Monastery Milesevo.

Fact 9
Excluding the great powers, Serbia and Belgium were the only countries that went onto forming the European Union.

Fact 10
Europe’s largest gorge, the Djerdap Gorge is situated inn Serbia. The mighty Danube river flows through it.

And some random link :)

Hmm I think just the nature?
Well maybe because I'm a nature-lover person xD

Here's some pics (Sorry the pics are too big)

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Armenia is the first Christian country !

u cant see the great wall of china from space or moon.
although the rumour that "The Great Wall of China is the only man-made object visible from space or moon "is more well know.

thank you

Thanks!

nice key
and thnx from the nederlands

Thanks

Belgium is boring.

thanks and long live mother russia

Well, there is a lot that I can say about my country, especially that our winters are lasting from late september till late may, but this is one of the most interesting things:

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Gracias por sortear el juego de Lara

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My country was founded in the year 681 and is the only country that the Byzantine Empire ever paid tax to.

Thank you

Thanks!

Some interesting historical thing about Sweden.. Hmm...
Well, the only two times that my country has been big, most of Europe was scared of us (the Viking age and while we were the Swedish Empire, where the old quote "run, the swedes are coming!" came from)
And thanks for the lovely giveaway :)

Greece the country that invented democracy and great depts

Thank you for all your facts!

The UK's oldest known poem, Y Gododdin contains a reference to King Arthur

Some facts about Turkey;

Geographically, Turkey sits in two continents, Europe and Asia, although around 97% of it's land area is on the Asian side.

Modern day Turkey was formed in 1923 following the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

The most famous of Turks is Mustafa Kemal who was adorned with the title 'Ataturk' or 'Father of the Turks' after his contributions to the country's independence.

The currency used in the country is called the Turkish Lira.

Many famous ethnic foods come from Turkey such as manti, kebab, Lokum (Turkish delight), baklava, kadayif and more.

The ancient city of Troy was located in modern day Turkey.

The oldest known human settlement is in Catalhoyuk, Turkey (7th Millenium B.C.)

St. Nicholas, also known as Santa Claus, was born in Patara and became the bishop of Demre, on Turkey’s Mediterranean Coast.

Turks introduced coffee to Europe.

Istanbul is the only city in the world built on two continents.

Tradition in Turkey says that a stranger at one’s doorstep is considered "God’s guest" for at least three days.

Anatolia is the birthplace of historic legends, such as Homer (the poet), King Midas, Herodotus (the father of history), and St. Paul the Apostle.

Turkey has hundreds beaches and marinas which have the "Blue Flag" (A European award for the best clean water) on the Mediterranean and Aegean.

Istanbul has the historical building of Sirkeci Train Station. This was the last stop of the Simplon-Orient Express - "kings of trains and train of kings" - between Paris and Constantinople (Istanbul) from 1883 to 1977. Agatha Christie was one of the passengers of this famous train.

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