ANDALUSIA
This inland city is surrounded by millions of olive trees. It is known as the "World Capital of Olive Oil" and has a big Renaissance cathedral.
Jaén
Located exactly in the geographical center of the Iberian Peninsula, this city has no sea, but it has the largest collection of European paintings in the country.
Madrid
This capital city is divided into two parts by the River Seine. It is famous for its underground catacombs, high fashion, and bakeries selling fresh croissants.
Paris
In which continent is the world’s longest river, the Nile?
Africa
In which country did the famous dish pizza and pasta originate?
Italy
It is a mountain city where you can go skiing in the morning and drive to the tropical coast in less than an hour. Its old Arab neighborhood is full of white houses and narrow streets.
Granada
This Mediterranean city hosted the 1992 Summer Olympic Games. Its most famous street connects the central square (Plaça de Catalunya) directly with the port.
Barcelona
It was built on seven hills along the River Tiber. Inside this city, there is an entire independent country governed by the Pope.
Rome
Which country in South America is the largest by size and has Portuguese as its official language?
Brazil
What is the official currency used in the United Kingdom?
Pound
This city has the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and an old tower that used to be a minaret. A wide navigable river divides the city in two.
Seville
This northern city transformed from a heavy industrial port into a modern cultural hub after a metallic, boat-shaped museum was built on its riverbank in 1997.
Bilbao
Located on the East Coast of North America, this city consists of five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
New York
What is the largest and deepest ocean on planet Earth?
The Pacific Ocean
In which Asian country can you celebrate the famous "Cherry Blossom Festival" in spring?
Japan
It is one of the oldest inhabited cities in Europe, surrounded almost entirely by the Atlantic Ocean. It is famous for its narrow watchtowers used by traders in the 18th century.
Cádiz
This eastern city is famous for its futuristic white architecture over a former riverbed, its green park that crosses the entire city, and a world-famous rice dish.
Valencia
This massive Asian metropolis is the most populated urban area in the world. It mixes ultramodern skyscrapers with traditional wooden temples and bullet trains.
Tokyo
What is the largest hot desert in the world, stretching across northern Africa?
The Sahara Desert
Which North American country celebrates the "Day of the Dead" with colorful skulls and altars?
Mexico
In this city, you can cross a 2,000-year-old stone bridge built by the Romans to enter a forest of more than 800 red and white marble columns.
Córdoba
It is the capital city of an Atlantic island group. It sits at the foot of a giant dormant volcano and hosts one of the most famous carnivals in the world.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
This South American coastal city is famous for a 30-metre giant statue on top of Corcovado Mountain, its annual Samba parade, and Copacabana beach.
Río de Janeiro
In which two countries can you find the highest mountain peak in the world, Mount Everest?
Nepal and China
In which European country can people speak four official languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh?
Switzerland