20. Jungholz (Austria in Germany)
Jungholz is an Austrian village surrounded on nearly all sides by Germany, connected to Austria itself by only a single geographic point—known as a quadripoint. This striking arrangement stems from complex medieval land deals and remains a geographical curiosity. Today, Jungholz’s unusual position attracts both geographers and curious travelers, serving as a vivid reminder of how historic agreements can create lasting and unique border situations in modern Europe.
