Capitals
This microstate is the smallest country in the world
the Vatican City
This festival in Munich is known for beer, traditional music and costumes
Oktoberfest
This mountain range forms a natural border between France and Spain.
the Pyrenees
What is the longest river in Europe?
the Volga
This wall divided a European city from 1961 to 1989
the Berlin Wall
This capital is home to the EU Parliament
Brussels
When is St. Patrick´s Day celebrated?
17 March
This mountain range forms a natural boundary between Europe and Asia
the Ural Mountains
This strait separates England from France
the English Channel
This famous museum in Paris is home to the Mona Lisa
the Louvre
This capital is located further north than any other EU member state capital.
Helsinki
This Italian city is famour for its annual carnival with masks and costumes
Venice
This mountain range runs through Romania and forms a natural barrier around Transylvania.
the Carpathian Mountains
This large lake lies between Germany and Switzerland
(English or German name)
Lake Constance
Bodensee
What is the official anthem of the European Union?
Ode to Joy
This capital is divided by the river Danube
Budapest
This French national holiday is celebrated on 14 July.(named after a medieval fortress)
the Bastille Day
Which country is almost exclusively located in the Alps?
Liechtenstein
This strait separates Spain from Morocco
the Strait of Gibraltar
Which European country has two capitals which serve different roles?
the Netherlands
Amsterdam - the official capital
the Hague - the seat of government
This capital is built on 14 islands
Stockholm
What is La Tomatina?
This tomato-throwing festival takes place every August in Buñol, Spain
This mountain in Greece was believed in ancient mythology to be the home of the gods.
Mount Olympus
This sea lies between Italy and the Balkan Peninsula
the Adriatic Sea
This Portuguese autonomous region, located about 1,500 km west of the mainland, consists of nine volcanic islands and is famous for crater lakes, hot springs, and whale watching
the Azores