When we hear the word "state borders," our minds go to armed guards, specialized dogs, and wire fences where a stern look demands your passport.
But it's not always like that!
Many countries have marked borders for symbolic purposes only, and crossing them is like crossing from one city to another.
Here are some examples.

This magnificent view is a border between Germany and the Czech Republic. The view is simply breathtaking!

This slope is on the border between Norway and Sweden.

This giant fish separating Poland and Ukraine symbolizes the national border between these countries.

You can even play golf on the Finnish-Swedish border.

Argentina — on the left, Brazil – on the right, Paraguay – in the middle

The border between these countries is made directly on the sidewalk. Brazil – on the left, Uruguay – on the right.

The border between Canada and the United States runs through a town called Derby Line – right through the buildings.

You can enter this cafe from the Netherlands and exit it in Belgium.

The border between Nepal and China runs directly over Everest.

The border between Germany and the Netherlands is marked with a metal strip at the Eurode shopping mall

This is a strait between Russia and the United States. The island is only 35 km away from Chukotka and Alaska. Despite this, the time difference is 21 hours.