1. Hungary
Hungary is a landlocked country in the Carpathian Basin of Central Europe, bordered by Austria Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia.
Member of the European Union since May 1, 2004
Population: 10,064,000
Capital: Budapest
Currency: HUF
Profile: agricultural
Important industries: food [meat (Pick, Gyulai Húskombinát), beer (Dreher, Borsodi)], thermal water, wine

2. Countryside Budapest Sunset at Lake Balaton Hungarian Grey Cattle
Parliament
TransDanubia
Chain bridge & The Castle of Buda
Visegrád

3. Famous Hungarians Albert Szentgyörgyi: Vitamin C
Ernő Rubik: Rubik’s cube
Ferenc Puskás: football player
Ferenc Liszt: musician, composer
Pálinka: traditional spirit
Goulash: have-to-have soup
Tokaji: precious wine
Paprika: basic spice

4. Belgium Belgium is divided in three parts. In the north you have the
Dutch part, in the south the French part and in the South-East
the German part. Belgium is divided in 10 provinces.
Belgium is bordered in the North by the Netherlands, in the
South by France, in the East by Germany and in the West by
the North Sea.
The main cities in Belgium are Brussels, Antwerp, Bruges,
Charleroi and Luik.
Belgium is a founding member of the European Union and
Brussels is called the capital of Europe.

5. Size: km²
Capital: Brussels
Belgium is known for his foodculture:
-French fries
-Beer: Jupiler, Duvel, Westmalle, ...
-Chocolat: Leonidas, ...
Famous persons:
Eddy Merckx, Tom Boonen, ...
Buildings and places:
- Atomium in Brussels
- Belfort in Bruges
- Court of justice in Antwerp
- Dinant (Smallest town in the world)

6. Denmark Member of EU Money: Danish Krones
Approximately 6 million people
Capital: Copenhagen (approx. 1 million people)
Other big cities: Århus ( ), Odense ( ), Aalborg ( ).
Landmass: m2
Famous people: Hans Christian Andersen (Writer), Nils Bohr (atomic Fysisit). Helena Christensen (model), Viggo Mortensen (actor).

7. GERMANY officially the Federal Republic of Germany.
Germany is a parliamentary federal republic of sixteen
states. It is bordered to the north by the North Sea,
Denmark, and the Baltic Sea;
to the east by Poland and the Czech Republic;
to the south by Austria and Switzerland;
and to the west by France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the
Netherlands.
Germany is a founding member of the European Union,
and with over 82 million people it has the largest population
among the EU member states.

8. The land of poets and thinkers:
Size: km²
Capital: Berlin (3,4 mio.)
The land of poets and thinkers:
-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller
-Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven
-Carl Benz, Gottlieb Daimler
-Albert Einstein, Conrad Röntgen,...
Dr. Angela Merkel (CDU)
chancellor since 2005
Most important industries:
-automobile industry
-engineering
-chemistry
-medical technology