European Landmarks
What French landmark was supposed to be temporary?
Eiffel Tower
What language is spoken in Spain?
Spanish
What is the capital of France?
Paris
What is the capital city of Italy?
Rome
What continent is smaller in size, Africa or Europe?
Europe
What ancient Ampitheater in Rome once held gladiator battles?
The Roman Colosseum
What is the official language of Germany?
German
What type of bread is France famous for?
Baguette
What famous city in Italy has rivers instead of roads?
Venice
What currency is used in most of Europe?
Euro
What famous clock tower is in London?
Big Ben
What European country has three national languages? (French, German, Italian) Hint: not one of those three countries
Switzerland
What river flows through Paris?
River Seine
What famous tower sits in Italy?
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
What country is famous for making chocolate and watches?
Switzerland
The Acropolis, can be found in which country?
Greece
What language is most spoken across Europe?
English
What is the name of the art museum that holds the Mona Lisa?
The Louvre
Italy is famous for this pasta, made with short straw noodles, and a meat red sauce.
Bolognese
What sea separates Europe from Africa?
The Mediterranean
Neuschwanstein Castle, which inspired Disney castles, is found in which country?
Germany
What countries language is known as the language of love? country and language
France/French
What holiday is celebrated to celebrate the storming of Bastille?
Bastille Day
What separate country sits inside the city center of Rome?
Vatican City
What European country has more lakes than any other?
Finland