Saarland

Saarland is a small federal state in southwestern Germany, bordered by France and Luxembourg. Known for its rich industrial history, particularly coal mining and steel production, it has a strong cultural identity influenced by both German and French traditions. The region covers about 2,570 square kilometers and has a population of around one million people. Today, Saarland is characterized by diverse industries, vibrant cities like Saarbrücken, and scenic landscapes such as forests and rivers. It balances modern economic development with a heritage rooted in its industrial past, making it an important regional hub in Germany.