Landmarks
One of Australia's top tourist attractions and one of the busiest performing arts venues in the world
Sydney Opera House
If you’re in the middle of Piccadilly Circus, in what city are you in?
London
The number one coffee consumers in the world
The Netherlands. People in the Netherlands take their daily caffeine fix seriously: At 2.414 cups per day per capita
This famous singer recently took a trip into space
Katy Perry
There are more lakes in this country than in all the other countries in the world combined
Canada
One of the most visited monuments in the world. Visit the top of this iconic structure for unparalleled views
The Eiffel Tower
The coins thrown into this water body in Italy are collected for charity
Trevi fountain
A sheep’s heart, liver and lungs minced and mixed with onions, oatmeal, suet and seasoned with salt and spices cooked inside the animal’s stomach.
haggis (Scotland)
This railway tunnel is the only fixed link between the island of Great Britain and the European mainland
Chunnel Tunnel also known as Eurotunnel
Tree hugging is forbidden in this country
China
This Stone Circle is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Europe
Stonehenge: Wiltshire, England
At 8850km high it is the highest point on earth and is still growing at around 4mm per year.
Mount Everest
A sticky brown paste with a concentrated, salty flavour that’s usually spread on toast or eaten with cheese. People are either ‘love it or hate it’
Vegemite – UK, New Zealand & Australia
This famous ship sunk in which ocean
Titanic in the North Atlantic ocean
The longest street in the world
Canada's Yonge Street at 1896 km
Climb to the top of this rocky hill in Athens to visit one of the most impressive remains of the ancient Greek civilization,
The Acropolis: Athens, Greece
This country home to over 200 million cows
India
The world's most expensive spice
saffron (grown in India, Spain and Iran)
Running out of fuel on this road is illegal.
Autobahn. It as seen as a preventable circumstance, and leads to stopping on the Autobahn, which, as stated in rule 2, is prohibited (Stopping, parking, u-turns, and backing up on the Autobahn is prohibited.)
This country consumes the most chocolate per year
Switzerland. Switzerland consumes the most chocolate per year with approximately 10 kilos a year per person
One of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world – and the only one left standing today
The Great Pyramid of Giza: Cairo, Egypt
This large country borders no less than 16 states
Russia
In this country beer and any alcoholic beverage under 10% ABV were not considered alcohol.
Russia. In 2011, however, things changed, and they were passed into law as notable sources of alcohol because alcoholism and its attached problems became rampant in the country
40% of Amsterdam commuters get to work by this mode of transportation
bicycle
The only continent in the world to have no active volcanoes
Australia There are remnants of volcanoes in Australia, but the last time one erupted was thousands of years ago