Bizarul oraș din Europa, în care granițele trec direct prin casa oamenilor: Seara se culcă într-o țară și dimineața beau cafeaua în altă țară

Baarle, a unique town straddling the border of the Netherlands and Belgium, features a complex arrangement of enclaves and counter-enclaves. The town consists of Baarle-Nassau in the Netherlands and Baarle-Hertog in Belgium, with 22 Belgian enclaves and seven Dutch counter-enclaves. This intricate border allows residents to experience life in two countries simultaneously, such as showering in Belgium and sleeping in the Netherlands. The current borders were established in 1995 after years of debate, and the town operates with two local councils, postal services, and legal systems. Tourists can cross the border multiple times within a short walk, making it a fascinating destination.