How Well Do You Know These Iconic European Landmarks?

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What Monumental Arch Stands Atop Paris’s Champs‑Élysées?

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In What Italian City Can You Toss A Coin Into The Trevi Fountain?

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The Louvre Museum’s Entrance Features What Modern Glass Structure?

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Where Is The Leaning Tower Located?

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Which Fortress City On Croatia’s Coast Starred In “Game Of Thrones”?

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Where Would You Stroll Through Barcelona’s Colorful Park Güell?

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Which London Landmark Houses The Bell Nicknamed Big Ben?

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Which Tower Is Paris’s Most Famous Symbol?

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Where Is Anne Frank’s Secret Annex Located?

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Where Would You Find The Colorful Houses Of Nyhavn Harbor?

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Which Greek Temple Crowns Athens’ Acropolis?

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What Ancient Amphitheatre Stands Proud In Central Rome?

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Which Underground Paris Site Stores Six Million Skeletons?

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Which Canal‑Lined City Boasts The Rialto Bridge?

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Where Can You Cruise Amsterdam’s UNESCO Canal Belt?

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Which Prehistoric Stone Circle Sits On England’s Salisbury Plain?

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What Landmark Palace In Madrid Houses Over 3,400 Rooms?

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Which Island Fortress Off Normandy Is Surrounded By Tides?

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Which Palace’s Hall Of Mirrors Lies Just Outside Paris?

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What Towering Ferris Wheel Offers Panoramic Thames Views?

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Which Greek Island’s Clifftop Village Oia Is Famous For Sunset Views?

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What Danish Statue Depicts A Fairytale Mermaid On Copenhagen’s Waterfront?

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What Parisian Avenue Is Nicknamed “Le Triangle D’Or” For Luxury Shopping?

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Which Italian City’s Juliet Balcony Draws Shakespeare Fans?

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Where Would You Find Europe’s Oldest University Dating 1088?

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Which Paris Cemetery Hosts Jim Morrison And Oscar Wilde’s Graves?

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Which Spanish City’s Plaza Mayor Fills With Sand For Annual Running Of The Bulls?

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Where Would You See Lisbon’s Tram 28 Rattle Past Yellow Alfama Houses?

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Which Scottish Lake Is Legendary Home To A Puzzling Monster?

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Which Italian Coast’s Scenic Drive Runs From Sorrento To Positano And Amalfi?

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What German Festival’s Tents Fill Munich’s Theresienwiese With Lederhosen And Giant Pretzels?

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Where Are The Famous Northern Lights Often Visible At Þingvellir National Park?

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Where Does The Blue‑Domed Basilica Of St Peter Stand?

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Which Spanish City Hosts La Sagrada Familia’s Ongoing Construction?

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What Italian Volcano Buried Pompeii In AD 79?

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Which Ancient Greek Stadium Carved Into Marble Hosted Olympic Revival 1896?

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Which Swedish Hotel Rebuilds Its Sculpted Suites Each Winter In Jukkasjärvi?

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Which Portuguese Libray In Porto Houses Ornate Wooden Staircase Rumored To Inspire Harry Potter?

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Which Famous Bridge Connects Buda And Pest Across The Danube?

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Which Bavarian Castle Inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle?

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Where Can You Cross Berlin’s Historic Brandenburg Gate?

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Which Swiss Mountain Resembles A Toblerone And Overlooks Zermatt?

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Which Finnish Church Features A Cave‑Like Interior Hewn From Solid Rock?

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Which Irish Cliffs Soar Dramatically Above The Atlantic On County Clare’s Coast?

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Which Spanish Mosque‑Cathedral Showcases Striped Moorish Arches In Córdoba?

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Which Towering Structure Guards The Forbidden City Artworks In London?

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Which Turkish Landmark’s Blue Tiles Give It Its Popular Name?

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Which Roman Fountain Depicts Four River Gods In Piazza Navona?

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Where Would You Hike Up Arthur’s Seat Volcano For City Views?

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Which French City’s Côte D’Azur Promenade Is Called La Croisette?

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Which Alpine Railway Visits Europe’s Highest Station At Jungfraujoch?

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Which French Island Prison Inspired “The Count Of Monte Cristo”?

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Where Is Europe’s Tallest Active Volcano Mount Etna?

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Which Bridge Links Portugal And Spain’s Mainland To The UK Territory Of Gibraltar?

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Which Portuguese Tower Once Guided Explorers Departing Lisbon?

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Where Would You Sip Water At Rome’s Baroque Piazza Navona Fountain?

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Which Roman Square Hosts The Oval Cirque Maximus Chariot‑Racing Stadium Ruins?

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Which Dutch City’s Windmill Village Zaanse Schans Showcases Historic Green Houses?

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Where Would You Visit Versailles‑Inspired Catherine Palace With Blue‑White Facade Near St Petersburg?

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Which Belgian Statue Shows A Mischievous Boy Fountain?

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Where Does The Blue Danube Begin—Black Forest Town Known For Cuckoo Clocks?

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Which German Fairytale Route Town Hosts Brothers Grimm Museum?

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Where Would You Explore The Alhambra’s Nasrid Palaces?

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Which Channel Island’s Huge Castle Cornet Guards St Peter Port?

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What Iconic French Mountain Cable Car Links Chamonix To Aiguille du Midi Needle?

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Where Is Europe’s Busiest Passenger Port, Featuring White Cliffs Overlooking Ferry Routes?

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Which Norwegian Scenic Route Includes The Hair‑Raising Trollstigen Road With Eleven Hairpin Bends?

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Which Czech Spa Town Hosts Colonnades And Healing Thermal Springs?

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Which Dutch Garden Blooms With Seven Million Tulips Each Spring?

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Which Country’s Ring Road Circles Glaciers, Waterfalls, And Volcanoes?

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Which Futuristic Steel Structure Built For Expo 58 Is A Brussels Icon?

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Which English University Town Features Punting On The River Cam Past King’s College Chapel?

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Which French City Near Germany Hosts Strasbourg Cathedral With 142‑Metre Spire?

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Where Would You Walk Inside The Cold War‑Era Nuclear Bunker “Parliament Bunker” Under A Czech Hotel?

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Which Greek Island’s Palace Of Knossos Tells Minotaur Labyrinth Legends?

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Which Italian Town’s Piazza San Marco Floods During “Acqua Alta” High Tides?

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Where Would You Drive The Stelvio Pass’s 48 Hairpin Turns At 2,757 Metres?

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Where Would You Find The Shard, Western Europe’s Tallest Skyscraper?

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Which Belgian Town Is Nicknamed “Venice Of The North” For Its Canals And Medieval Center?

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Which German Fairy‑Tale Forest Inspired Brothers Grimm And Harbors Sababurg “Sleeping Beauty Castle”?

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Where Does The Pont D’Avignon’s Half‑Bridge Jut Into The Rhône River?

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Which Norwegian City Hosts Colorful Bryggen Wharf Hanseatic Warehouses?

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Which French Mountain Railway Climbs To The Montenvers Ice Sea Glacier?

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Where Would You Ride Lisbon’s Santa Justa Elevator, Designed By A Student Of Eiffel?

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Which Scottish Island’s Fingal’s Cave Inspired Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture?

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What Does the French Spy‑Themed Museum “La Cité Du Vin” Actually Celebrate?

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Which Ukrainian Orthodox Monastery’s Golden Domes Shine Over Kyiv’s Dnieper River?

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Where Is Europe’s Longest Glacier Aletsch Located?

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Which Greek Mainland Site Hosts Ancient Olympic Games and Ruins Of Temple Of Zeus?

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Where Would You Sail Through the Geirangerfjord Past Seven Sisters Waterfall?

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Arc de Triomphe

2

Triumphal Arch Bucharest

3

Arch of Constantine

4

Gateway Arch

Commissioned by Napoleon, the Arc de Triomphe honors French armies and shelters the eternal flame for unknown soldiers.

1

Venice

2

Milan

3

Rome

4

Florence

Legend says tossing a coin into Rome’s Baroque Trevi Fountain ensures your eventual return to the city.

1

Cube

2

Sphere

3

Obelisk

4

Pyramid

I.M. Pei’s glass pyramid contrasts the historic palace and channels daylight into Paris’s vast art galleries.

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Naples

2

Pisa

3

Barcelona

4

Munich

Soft subsoil caused Pisa’s marble campanile to tilt, creating one of Europe’s most photographed curiosities.

1

Split

2

Dubrovnik

3

Rijeka

4

Zadar

Dubrovnik’s intact medieval walls and terracotta roofs doubled as King’s Landing in the popular television series.

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Italy

2

Sweden

3

Greece

4

Spain

Antoni Gaudí designed Park Güell’s mosaic lizard and serpentine benches overlooking Barcelona’s Mediterranean skyline.

1

Tower Bridge

2

Elizabeth Tower

3

London Eye

4

The Shard

Elizabeth Tower’s clock has kept accurate Westminster time since 1859, with Big Ben chiming every quarter‑hour.

1

Colosseum

2

Eiffel Tower

3

Big Ben

4

Leaning Tower

Built for 1889 World’s Fair, the Eiffel Tower overlooks Paris at 324 metres and sparkles nightly.

1

Amsterdam

2

Zurich

3

Vienna

4

Berlin

Amsterdam’s canalside house preserves Anne Frank’s diary hideaway and educates millions about Holocaust history.

1

Copenhagen

2

Helsinki

3

Tallinn

4

Lisbon

Copenhagen’s Nyhavn canal features 17th‑century townhouses, tall ships, and lively cafés along its picturesque quay.

1

Temple of Hera

2

Parthenon

3

Maison Carrée

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Pantheon

The Parthenon honors goddess Athena and epitomizes classical Doric architecture with graceful marble columns.

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Colosseum

2

Brandenburg Gate

3

Stonehenge

4

Parthenon

Rome’s Colosseum once hosted gladiator games for 50,000 spectators and remains the world’s largest Roman arena.

1

Salt Mine

2

Metro

3

Basilica Cistern

4

Catacombs

Paris Catacombs repurposed limestone tunnels in the 18th century to solve overcrowded cemetery problems.

1

Venice

2

Prague

3

Amsterdam

4

Copenhagen

Venice’s 16th‑century stone Rialto Bridge spans the Grand Canal, linking bustling markets on opposite sides.

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Norway

2

Belgium

3

Luxembourg

4

Netherlands

Amsterdam’s 17th‑century concentric canals feature gabled merchant houses and flower‑decked bridges.

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Carnac

2

Stonehenge

3

Newgrange

4

Callanish

Stonehenge’s massive sarsen stones align with solstices, sparking theories about ancient astronomy and ritual gatherings.

1

Belém Palace

2

Alcázar Toledo

3

Royal Palace Madrid

4

Palau Nacional

Spain’s Royal Palace dazzles with Throne Room, Royal Armoury, and grand Sabatini Gardens.

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Mont Saint‑Michel

2

Santorini

3

Mykonos

4

Skye

Mont Saint‑Michel’s medieval abbey becomes an island twice daily when powerful Atlantic tides sweep across the bay.

1

Versailles

2

Buckingham

3

Alhambra

4

Schonbrunn

Versailles’ glittering Hall of Mirrors hosted royal receptions and witnessed the 1919 signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

1

Sky Wheel

2

London Eye

3

High Roller

4

Riesenrad

The 135‑metre London Eye provides a 30‑minute rotation with sweeping vistas of Britain’s capital landmarks.

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Santorini

2

Corfu

3

Rhodes

4

Crete

Whitewashed houses and blue domes of Santorini’s Oia overlook caldera sunsets prized by photographers.

1

Liberty Statue

2

Little Mermaid

3

Manneken Pis

4

Angel of the North

Bronze Little Mermaid, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen, has greeted harbor visitors since 1913.

1

Strøget

2

Avenue Montaigne

3

Gran Vía

4

Oxford Street

Avenue Montaigne hosts haute couture flagships near Champs‑Élysées, forming the Golden Triangle of fashion.

1

Verona

2

Naples

3

Bari

4

Rome

Tourists leave love notes beneath Verona’s Casa di Giulietta, celebrating fictional romance.

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Oxford

2

Bologna

3

Salamanca

4

Heidelberg

University of Bologna pioneered Western higher education with early faculties of law and medicine.

1

Highgate

2

Père Lachaise

3

Montmartre

4

Staglieno

Père Lachaise’s tree‑lined avenues house famous writers, musicians, and memorials, attracting reflective pilgrims.

1

Seville

2

Toledo

3

Pamplona

4

Madrid

Pamplona’s July festival of San Fermín sees bulls charge through streets culminating in bullring arena.

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Poland

2

Ukraine

3

Portugal

4

Greece

Lisbon’s vintage Remodelado trams climb steep Alfama alleys, providing inexpensive sightseeing journeys.

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Loch Lomond

2

Loch Ness

3

Loch Katrine

4

Loch Leven

Deep, murky Loch Ness near Inverness fuels tales of “Nessie,” inspiring sonar searches and tourist cruises.

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Costa Brava

2

Cinque Terre

3

Amalfi Coast

4

Costa del Sol

Cliff‑hugging Amalfi Coast offers lemon groves, colorful villages, and Mediterranean vistas along SS163 road.

1

Carnival

2

Oktoberfest

3

La Tomatina

4

Up Helly Aa

Munich’s Oktoberfest pours millions of litres of beer during late‑September celebration dating back to 1810.

1

Israel

2

Iceland

3

Ireland

4

Italy

Iceland’s dark winter skies illuminate with aurora borealis shimmering above rift valley tectonic plates.

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Paris

2

London

3

Vatican City

4

Vienna

St Peter’s Basilica anchors Vatican City, centerpiece of Catholicism and Michelangelo’s soaring Renaissance dome.

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Bilbao

2

Seville

3

Barcelona

4

Madrid

Gaudí’s towering basilica in Barcelona steadily approaches completion, funded entirely by visitor ticket sales.

1

Mount Stromboli

2

Mount Subasio

3

Mount Vesuvius

4

Mount Etna

Vesuvius’s catastrophic eruption preserved Roman houses, mosaics, and eerie body casts in volcanic ash.

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San Siro

2

Panathenaic

3

Wembley

4

Olympic Berlin

Athens’ Panathenaic Stadium remains the world’s only white‑marble sports arena, seating 50,000 spectators.

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Igloo Village

2

Frost Inn

3

Icehotel

4

Snow Palace

Lapland’s Icehotel refreezes Torne River water annually, offering ephemeral art and sub‑zero accommodation.

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National Library Madrid

2

Trinity Library

3

Bibliothèque Mazarine

4

Livraria Lello

Art Nouveau Livraria Lello’s crimson double staircase and stained glass ceiling draw literature lovers worldwide.

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Tower Bridge

2

Charles Bridge

3

Pont Neuf

4

Chain Bridge

Budapest’s 1849 Chain Bridge was Hungary’s first permanent Danube crossing, symbolizing national unity and progress.

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Eltz

2

Neuschwanstein

3

Hohenzollern

4

Heidelberg

King Ludwig II built Neuschwanstein in romantic medieval style, perched dramatically above alpine meadows and lakes.

1

France

2

Poland

3

Germany

4

Austria

Berlin’s neoclassical Brandenburg Gate survived wars and division, becoming a potent symbol of German reunification.

1

Eiger

2

Ben Nevis

3

Mont Blanc

4

Matterhorn

The Matterhorn’s pyramidal peak rises 4,478 metres, challenging climbers and starring on chocolate packaging.

1

Hallgrímskirkja

2

St Paul’s

3

Temppeliaukio

4

Sagrada Familia

Helsinki’s Temppeliaukio Church uses quarried granite walls and a copper dome to create unique acoustics.

1

White Cliffs of Dover

2

Giants Causeway

3

Cliffs of Moher

4

Calanques

The Cliffs of Moher rise 214 metres, offering breathtaking sea‑bird colonies and wild Atlantic panoramas.

1

Cathedral Santiago

2

Mezquita

3

Alcázar Seville

4

Sagrada Familia

Córdoba’s Mezquita blends Islamic prayer hall with later Christian nave, displaying 856 red‑and‑white double arches.

1

There Isn’t One

2

Neptune Tower

3

Dragon Keep

4

London Pagoda

Trick question: London hosts no “Forbidden City” tower; Chinese treasures reside mainly in Beijing’s Palace Museum.

1

Blue Mosque

2

Galata Tower

3

Topkapi Palace

4

Hagia Sophia

Istanbul’s Sultan Ahmed Mosque earns “Blue Mosque” nickname from 20,000 dazzling İznik tiles adorning its interior.

1

Trevi Fountain

2

Neptune Fountain

3

Fountain of Mermaids

4

Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi

Bernini’s 1651 Fountain of the Four Rivers symbolizes Danube, Ganges, Nile, and Río de la Plata beneath an obelisk.

1

Cardiff

2

Belfast

3

Glasgow

4

Edinburgh

Extinct volcano Arthur’s Seat rises 251 metres, granting panoramic perspectives of Edinburgh’s medieval and Georgian districts.

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Toulon

2

Cannes

3

Marseille

4

Nice

Cannes’ glamorous La Croisette hosts red‑carpet premieres during the annual international film festival.

1

Bernina Line

2

Glacier Express

3

Jungfrau Railway

4

Flåm Railway

The Jungfrau Railway tunnels through Eiger and Mönch to reach 3,454‑metre‑high Jungfraujoch observatory.

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Kilmainham Gaol

2

Tower of London

3

Château d’If

4

Devil’s Island

Marseille’s Château d’If held political prisoners and became immortal through Alexandre Dumas’ adventure novel.

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Sicily

2

Portugal

3

Greece

4

Iceland

Sicily’s Mount Etna stands about 3,324 metres, frequently erupting and enriching surrounding vineyards with volcanic soil.

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25 de Abril

2

Puente Nuevo

3

None Exists

4

Vasco da Gama

Gibraltar is reached by land border, not by bridge; trick question teaches geography nuance.

1

Clérigos Tower

2

Eiffel Tower

3

Belém Tower

4

Qutub Minar

Belém Tower guarded Tagus estuary, celebrating Vasco da Gama’s pioneering sea route to India.

1

Barbican Lake

2

Serpentine

3

You Shouldn’t Drink

4

Trevi Fountain

Roman officials discourage drinking from decorative fountains; potable water flows from marked nasone public spouts instead.

1

Piazza Navona

2

Piazza del Popolo

3

There Is None

4

Piazza San Pietro

Circus Maximus lies in its own grassy valley, not within a modern piazza; another geographic clarifier.

1

Rotterdam

2

Zaandam

3

Delft

4

Leiden

Zaanse Schans preserves working windmills producing oil, pigments, and mustard along the Zaan River.

1

Moscow

2

Kazan

3

Pushkin (Tsarskoye Selo)

4

Sochi

The extravagant Catherine Palace boasts gilded Amber Room panels reconstructed after wartime looting.

1

Manneken Pis

2

Little Mermaid

3

David

4

Thinker

Brussels’ small Manneken Pis has worn hundreds of costumes since the 17th century, delighting visitors.

1

Belgrade

2

Salzburg

3

Donaueschingen

4

Budapest

Donaueschingen marks Danube’s official spring, celebrated by ornate fountain at Fürstenberg Palace grounds.

1

Hamburg

2

Stuttgart

3

Cologne

4

Hanau

Hanau, birthplace of Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, opens the scenic Deutsche Märchenstrasse storytelling trail.

1

Granada

2

Bilbao

3

Valencia

4

Barcelona

Granada’s hilltop Alhambra showcases Islamic stucco, cedar ceilings, and reflective courtyards.

1

Guernsey

2

Jersey

3

Sark

4

Alderney

Guernsey’s Castle Cornet has protected the harbor for eight centuries and offers museum exhibitions.

1

Piton Lift

2

Skyride

3

Téléphérique Aiguille du Midi

4

Peak 2 Peak

The cable car rises 2,800 metres in 20 minutes, granting close‑up views of Mont Blanc massif.

1

Calais

2

Cherbourg

3

Zeebrugge

4

Dover

England’s chalky White Cliffs of Dover tower above bustling Channel ferry and tunnel transport links.

1

Atlantic Road

2

Geiranger–Trollstigen

3

Grossglockner High Alpine

4

Stelvio Pass

Norway’s National Tourist Route Geiranger–Trollstigen climbs 850 metres past Stigfossen waterfall, famous for its tight switchbacks.

1

Karlovy Vary

2

Plzeň

3

Brno

4

Ostrava

Karlovy Vary’s ornate colonnades dispense mineral waters reputed for digestive health remedies.

1

Boboli Gardens

2

Keukenhof

3

Kew Gardens

4

Versailles Gardens

Keukenhof in Lisse displays vibrant tulip beds, windmills, and themed pavilions from March to May.

1

Ireland

2

Iceland

3

Italy

4

Iran

Iceland’s Route 1 encircles the island, connecting Reykjavík with iconic waterfalls, black beaches, and lava fields.

1

Erasmus Bridge

2

The Shard

3

Television Tower

4

Atomium

Atomium’s nine stainless‑steel spheres depict an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times, offering exhibits and skyline views.

1

Cambridge

2

Exeter

3

Oxford

4

Durham

Cambridge’s flat‑bottomed punts glide under Bridge of Sighs while tourists admire soaring Gothic fan vaults.

1

Lyon

2

Strasbourg

3

Marseille

4

Bordeaux

Strasbourg Cathedral was the world’s tallest building from 1647 to 1874, showcasing delicate sandstone tracery.

1

Riga

2

Sofia

3

Kiev

4

Prague

Prague’s Jalta Hotel shelters declassified bunker tours revealing 1950s espionage history.

1

Crete

2

Kos

3

Paros

4

Zakynthos

Minoan Knossos reveals frescoed throne room and invented myth of Theseus slaying half‑bull monster.

1

Genoa

2

Venice

3

Bari

4

Taranto

St Mark’s Square sometimes submerges, reflecting basilica facades under shimmering acqua alta waters.

1

Switzerland

2

Spain

3

Slovakia

4

Italy

Northern Italy’s Stelvio Pass challenges motorists and cyclists with dramatic switchbacks and Alpine scenery.

1

Frankfurt

2

London

3

Paris

4

Warsaw

Renzo Piano’s 310‑metre Shard offers viewing gallery vistas above London’s Thames curve.

1

Liège

2

Bruges

3

Antwerp

4

Ghent

UNESCO Bruges charms visitors with cobbled lanes, swan‑filled canals, and famous Belgian chocolate shops.

1

Spessart

2

Reinhardswald

3

Bavarian Forest

4

Black Forest

Reinhardswald in central Hesse shelters the 14th‑century Sababurg, reputed to inspire the Grimm brothers’ Sleeping Beauty tale.

1

France

2

Serbia

3

Italy

4

Hungary

Medieval floods destroyed much of Avignon Bridge, leaving picturesque arches ending mid‑river.

1

Bergen

2

Trondheim

3

Oslo

4

Stavanger

UNESCO Bryggen’s wooden gabled buildings preserve Bergen’s maritime trading heritage along the harbor.

1

Snowdon Mountain Railway

2

Rhätische Bahn

3

Bernina Express

4

Mer de Glace Train

The Montenvers cog railway departs Chamonix, revealing crevassed Mer de Glace glacier and ice cave.

1

Poland

2

Croatia

3

Greece

4

Portugal

Neo‑Gothic Santa Justa lift connects Lisbon’s lower Baixa district to upper Carmo Square viewpoints.

1

Arran

2

Iona

3

Skye

4

Staffa

Staffa’s basalt columns create haunting acoustics inside Fingal’s Cave amid crashing Atlantic swells.

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Espionage

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Perfume

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Cheese

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Wine

Bordeaux’s Cité du Vin explores global wine culture through immersive exhibitions and panoramic tasting tower.

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Kremlin

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Kyiv Pechersk Lavra

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Hagia Sophia

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Rila Monastery

Founded 1051, Kyiv Pechersk Lavra contains catacomb saints and UNESCO‑protected baroque churches.

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Switzerland

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Spain

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Sweden

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Slovakia

UNESCO Aletsch Glacier stretches 23 kilometres through Bernese Alps, viewed from Eggishorn cable car platforms.

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Corinth

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Olympia

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Mycenae

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Delphi

Olympia’s sacred grove featured stadium where athletes competed for olive wreaths every four years.

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Norway

2

Greece

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Latvia

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Netherlands

UNESCO Geirangerfjord’s sheer cliffs and emerald waters make it one of Scandinavia’s most dramatic natural sights.

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