The shortest, narrowest or steepest road in the world is the name given to quirky destinations, attracting tourists in the US, Scotland, Germany...
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Today, the reputation of the road is the pride of the people living on Baldwin Street in particular and Dunedin in general. Visitors come here to create unique photo styles. Photo: Rahul.dorugade05, jennycheen_.Ebenezer Place (Scotland): Ebenezer Place was recognized by Guinness World Records as the shortest street in the world in November 2006. The road is located in Wick, Caithness, 2.05 m long. This place has a unique address, Mackays Hotel, visitors can visit the whole thing in a few steps. Photo: Twitter.The road appeared in 1883 when Alexander Sinclair - the owner of the Mackays Hotel, returned from America with a considerable fortune. He built the hotel at the junction of Union and River Roads in Wick and was asked by the town council to print his name on the shortest section of the hotel. Photo: The Mirror.Spreuerhofstraße (Germany): According to the Guinness Book of Records, the narrowest street in the world is Spreuerhofstraße, in the old town of Reutlingen, Germany. Spreuerhofstraße street is 3.8 m long, the narrowest place is only 31 cm, people who are too tall have to stoop when passing. In fact, this place is an alley between two houses built close to each other. Photo: Die Weltenbummler.Despite the inconvenience when traveling, many tourists from Asia and America still come here out of curiosity. Locals joke that the street is the benchmark for their diet. Photo: Stuttgart Tourist.
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