The country known as the `Land of Midnight Sun` is Norway. This term refers to the phenomenon where the sun remains visible for 24 hours during the summer months in certain regions of Norway, specifically the areas within the Arctic Circle. This occurs because of Norway`s high latitude and proximity to the North Pole. Sweden, Finland, and Russia also experience the Midnight Sun to some extent, but Norway is particularly famous for it. Sweden is sometimes called the `Land of the Midnight Sun` as well, but it is not as commonly associated with this term as Norway. Germany, on the other hand, does not have the Midnight Sun phenomenon at all.