World's smallest hotel?
Jul 18 - At just 53 square metres - a hotel in Bavaria in southern Germany says it's the smallest in the world.
The "Eh'haeusl" or "marriage house" was built in 1728, when the space between two buildings was walled in and covered with a roof.
It was once passed around among local couples, who according to law needed to own property in order to get married.
Now open again after a recent refurbishment, the hotel often attracts honeymooners who pay 190 euros (around 300 US dollars) a night to stay.
Joanna Partridge reports.
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