Flags of Eastern Europe
What country does the flag with a white, blue, and red horizontal stripe belong to?
Russia
This Slavic language is the official language of the largest country in the world.
Russian
This world-famous Orthodox cathedral, located in Moscow’s Red Square, is known for its colorful onion domes.
Saint Basil's Cathedral
What is the capital of Poland?
Warsaw
This famous wall, symbolizing the division between Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War, was torn down in 1989.
The Berlin Wall
Which country’s flag consists of a blue and yellow horizontal stripe?
Ukraine
Which language uses both Latin and Cyrillic alphabets in different regions of its country?
Serbian
Which famous bridge in London is the only one that opens up
Tower bridge
Which city is the capital of Hungary?
Budapest
Poland has a special holiday every year on November 11th. What is this day called?
Independence Day
Identify the country with a red and green horizontal stripe, with a traditional ornamental pattern on the left side
Belarus
Guess the Balkan country's language - The language is Also Called Magyar, It Has 40 Natural Letters and 14 Vowels, It Relies On Intonation When Asking Yes / No Questions.
Hungarian
This historical site, known as the Acropolis of Serbia, is located in the capital city of Belgrade.
Kalemegdan Fortress (or Belgrade Fortress)
What's the capital city of Croatia
Zagreb
This city in the Czech Republic has a famous astronomical clock that’s over 600 years old. What city is it?
Prague
What Eastern European country has a flag with three vertical stripes: blue, yellow and red along with a coat of arms in the middle?
Moldova
guess the language of a country that has an unique alphabet, and was the first country to adopt Christianity
Armenia
This iconic building in Budapest (Hungary) is one of the largest of its kind in the world and sits on the banks of the Danube River. It was completed in 1904 and is known for its neo-Gothic architecture. What is the name of this building?
Hungarian Parliament Building
What is the capital of Slovakia?
Bratislava
In Hungary, people celebrate every year on March 15th to remember when they tried to gain independence from the Austrian Empire in 1848. What is this day called?
Hungarian Revolution Day
Which very Eastern European country has a flag that has 5 red crosses on a white background?
Georgia
Least spoken native European language
Cornish (Kernowyon)
This UNESCO World Heritage site in Romania is famous for its colorful frescoes that cover the walls of several monasteries. What region is home to these monasteries?
Bucovina
Name the capital of North Macedonia.
Skopje
This famous queen of Poland, who ruled in the 1300s, helped unite Poland and Lithuania by getting married to the Grand Duke of Lithuania. What was her name?
Jadwiga (also known as Queen Jadwiga)