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Which global holiday tradition originated in 16th-century Germany?
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Which German city houses the world's largest Gothic twin-spired cathedral?
Answer: Cologne
Why: Construction stopped for three centuries and only finished in 1880, using the original medieval plans found in the meantime.
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Which German castle inspired the design of Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle?
Answer: Neuschwanstein Castle
Why: The king who built it never finished it and lived there only 172 days before he was declared unfit to rule and found dead in a lake.
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Which German state is the largest by total land area?
Answer: Bavaria
Why: Bavaria is about the size of Ireland, and inside the German Empire it kept its own army, post service and railways.
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What is the official currency used in Germany today?
Answer: euro
Why: It existed only as book money from 1999, and the notes and coins replaced the D-Mark on 1 January 2002 at 1.95583 marks to one.
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Which animal has been the official symbol of Berlin since 1280?
Answer: Bear
Why: The name of the city probably has nothing to do with the animal, and may come from a Slavic word for swamp instead.
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What is the name of the German parliament's meeting place?
Answer: Reichstag
Why: Gutted by fire in 1933 and rebuilt after reunification, it reopened in 1999 with a glass dome whose spiral ramp visitors can climb.