Tourists are lining up. The place made it into the Guinness Book of Records

Spreuerhofstrasse in Reutlingen, Germany, is recognized as the world's narrowest street, measuring only 31 centimeters at its narrowest point. This street, located in the old town, has a length of about 3.8 meters and was officially recorded by Guinness in 2006. Its origins date back to a fire in 1726 that led to dense construction, creating the narrow passage. Initially, its legal status was unclear until it was recognized as a public street in 1820. The street attracts many tourists who attempt to pass through or take photos. Recent efforts were made to stabilize the adjacent building to preserve the street's status. Previously, the title of the narrowest street belonged to Parliament Street in Exeter, England.