Famous Figures
Cuisine
Landmarks and Geography
Who Am I?
Pop Culture
100
This athlete from Serbia is known for his record-breaking performances on the world’s biggest courts, often facing off against Roger Federer in some of tennis’s most iconic matches
Who is Novak Djokovic?
100
A staple in Hungary, this dish is a spicy mix of beef, paprika, and veggies that’s been comforting souls for centuries
What is Goulash?
100
The capital of a country that drinks more beer per capita than any other—184 liters per person annually—this city features a one-way pedestrian street with a traffic light and a lamplighter who still illuminates its Old Town’s gas lamps by hand.
What is Prague?
100
Known for its stunning coastline and historic cities, and over 1000 islands, this country’s medieval architecture doubled as the setting for a fantasy kingdom where royal intrigue and fire-breathing creatures ruled the screen
What is Croatia?
100
This Albanian pop star doesn’t just levitate—she lays down new rules
Who is Dua Lipa?
200
This trailblazing scientist wasn’t just the first woman to win a Nobel Prize—she won two, and her groundbreaking work in radioactivity left a glowing legacy
Who is Marie Curie?
200
This bright red soup, made from beets, might look like a crime scene in a bowl, but it’s a culinary classic across Eastern Europe—especially when served with a dollop of sour cream
What is Borscht?
200
With more than 600 rooms, Gothic spires, and a prime spot along the Danube River, this grand structure in Budapest is so stunning, it could easily be mistaken for a royal palace
What is the Hungarian Parliament Building?
200
This country’s sweeping plains and Black Sea coastline hold centuries of history, while its capital, with golden Orthodox domes and ancient streets, stands as a symbol of resilience and cultural richness
What is Ukraine?
200
Known for turning "Dancing Queens" into global stars, this annual competition sees countries across Europe compete with over-the-top performances and unforgettable songs
What is Eurovision?
300
This Russian author explored the darkest corners of the human soul in novels like 'Crime and Punishment,' where guilt, morality, and redemption take center stage in St. Petersburg’s shadowy streets
Who is Fyodor Dostoevsky?
300
These finger-sized sausages are the undisputed champions of Balkan barbecues—served hot with flatbread and onions, they’re so delicious that every grill master in the region claims theirs are the best
What are Ćevapi?
300
The people living in this country were the world’s earliest winemakers—producing wine on a large scale as early as 8,000 B.C.E, a time when prehistoric humans were still reliant on stone and bone tools
What is Georgia?
300
With 175,000 bunkers and a coastline that could rival any Mediterranean paradise, this small country is fortified by a 6,000-year-old language and ancient traditions as rich as its stunning beaches.
What is Albania?
300
This Russian-born German DJ made you want to stay, helped you break free, and always finds himself in the middle of the festival scene with his chart-topping hits
Who is Zedd (Anton Zaslavski)?
400
He wasn't just the 'lover of the Russian queen' —this mystic survived poison, gunshots, and drowning attempts, all while influencing the royal family and inspiring a famous tune
Who is Rasputin?
400
This Balkan fruit brandy is as strong as it is beloved, with every country claiming theirs is the best
What is Rakija?
400
This region of Romania in the Carpathian mountains is known for its tumultuous landscapes, medieval castles and forests, but it’s most famous for being the legendary home of Dracula, the vampire who put it on the map.
What is Transylvania?
400
Known as the Land of Amber, this country’s language has roots stretching back 5,000 years, and its sandy dunes along a thin peninsula are as timeless as its ancient past
What is Lithuania?
400
O-Zone - a trio from this country became a one-hit wonder with their viral 2004 hit 'Dragostea Din Tei,' better known as the 'Numa Numa' song
What is Moldova?
500
This Romanian dictator built a palace so massive it’s one of the heaviest structures in the world, weighing over 9 billion pounds and extending deeper underground than it stands above. His oppressive rule, however, came crashing down in 1989 after a very public downfall.
Who is Nicolae Ceaușescu?
500
This Georgian cheese-filled bread is shaped like a boat, and with an egg cracked on top, it’s like sailing straight into carb heaven
What is Khachapuri?
500
This small Eastern European country is home to Mileștii Mici, the world’s largest wine cellar, with nearly two million bottles stored in 75 miles of tunnels—earning a Guinness World Record for the largest wine collection on the planet.
What is Moldova?
500
Though small in size, this Balkan country boasts dramatic mountains, medieval villages, and beaches so stunning they rival the best of the Mediterranean. Oh, and did we mention the fjord?
What is Montenegro?
500
Before voicing Meg Griffin on "Family Guy," this Ukrainian actress played a stylish, sassy teen on "That 70's Show" and later earned critical acclaim on the big screen
Who is Mila Kunis?
