In the classic fairy tale, this character accidentaly leaves a glass slipper behind at the rosal Ball.
Cinderella
This legendary founder, who started the resort with just a small beach restaurant, still famously runs the Pink Palace today.
Dr. George.
Paris is the capital city of this European country famed for its wine, fashion, and baguettes.
France
Kalimera (Καλημέρα)
Good morning.
Traditionally made from blue agave plants, this sharp spirit is the essential base ingredient in a classic Margarita.
Tequila
Which iconic American tech company was founded in a garage by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1976?
Apple
The property sits on a stunning cliffside overlooking the beach in which specific resort village on the west coast of Corfu?
Adiós Gordios.
This massive river flowing through South America is widely considered the largest river in the world by water volume.
Amazon River.
Opa! (Όπα!)
An exclamation used to express joy, celebration, or excitement.
In 18th-century Europe, sailors were frequently paid part of their wages in this sugar-cane-based liquor, which they would mix with gunpowder to prove it hadn't been watered down.
Rum
This French chemist is famous for inventing the process that stops milk and wine from turning sour, as well as developing the rabies vaccine.
Louis Pasteur
What is the specific name of the Pink Palace's legendary nightclub that has filled up with partygoers nightly since the famous era of the '90s?
The Palladium.
This landlocked African nation, known as the "Land of a Thousand Hills," is home to the endangered mountain gorillas of the Virunga Mountains.
Rwanda.
Pou ké pou (Πού και πού)
Every now and then / Occasionally.
This high-proof, anise-flavored spirit was banned in much of Europe and America in the early 1900s because it was falsely believed to cause hallucinations and violent madness.
Absinthe
This piece of standard office equipment was invented in 1938 by Chester Carlson, who originally named the process "xerography."
The photocopier.
According to Pink Palace lore, which legendary British rock frontman and vocalist famously visited the property "somewhere along the way"?
Freddie Mercury.
Which sea, a major arm of the Mediterranean, sits directly between the eastern coast of Italy and the Balkan peninsula?
Adriatic sea.
Filoxenia (Φιλοξενία)
Hospitality (Literally: "Love of strangers").
During the construction of the Great Pyramids of Giza, Egyptian laborers weren't just hydrated; they were actually paid a daily ration of about 4 to 5 liters of this specific substance.
Beer
Though it's the largest structure built by a single biological organism, the Great Barrier Reef is actually made up of roughly how many individual coral reefs?
2,900
Although word really began crossing Europe by the late 1980s, the Pink Palace has officially been family-run since its very first summer back in what year?
1965
Sharing its name with a famous piece of formal menswear, this specific strait separates the island of Tasmania from the mainland of Australia.
Bass Strait
Filotimo (Φιλότιμο)
The love of honor / Doing the right thing.
In 1914, at the very start of World War I, this vast empire immediately banned the sale of all vodka to keep its army sober—accidentally wiping out a third of its own government tax revenue overnight.
Russian Empire.