According to The Guinness Book of World Records the village of Bernotai in which country is the geographic centre of Europe?
Geographical midpoint of Europe woods and fields surrounding the geographic centre point and including Lake Girija, Bernotai Hill, and an old burial ground, was set aside as a reserve in 1992. The State Tourism Department at the Ministry of Economy of Lithuania has classified the Geographic Centre monument and its reserve as a tourist attraction. 17 km away lies Europos Parkas, "Open Air Museum of the Centre of Europe", a sculpture park containing the world's largest sculpture made of TV sets. It is claimed that a 1992 survey found that the geometric centre of Europe is in the village of Tállya, Hungary . In
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