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Hidden Gems of Europe
Forget the postcard capitals. These are the European corners your friends still cannot pronounce — how many can you actually place on a map?
✈️ Travel
medium
20 questions
~7 min
What this quiz asks
- The Plitvice Lakes, a staircase of turquoise pools linked by waterfalls, are a national park in which country?
- The lakeside village of Hallstatt, wedged between a mountain and the water, is in which country?
- The Giant's Causeway, a shore of interlocking basalt columns, lies on which coast?
- Matera, in southern Italy, is famous for whole neighbourhoods of houses carved into the rock.
- The gaudy Pena Palace crowns the wooded hills of Sintra, a short train ride from which capital?
- The five cliffside villages of the Cinque Terre cling to the coast of which Italian region?
- The monasteries of Meteora, in Greece, are perched on top of what?
- The Bay of Kotor, a winding inlet often mistaken for a fjord, is in which country?
- Select ALL of these places that are in Croatia.
- The Lofoten Islands, where sharp peaks rise straight out of the sea above the Arctic Circle, belong to which country?
- The Faroe Islands are a self-governing part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
- Gozo, a quieter island of prehistoric temples and red-sand bays, belongs to which country?
- Rila Monastery, the largest and most celebrated monastery of its country, stands in which one?
- The Aletsch Glacier, the largest glacier in the Alps, lies in which country?
- Is the Stari Most, the famous arched bridge at Mostar, the original 16th-century structure?
- Saxon Switzerland, a park of sandstone towers and deep gorges, lies just upstream of which German city?
- The terraced vineyards of the Wachau valley line which river?
- Select ALL of these Atlantic archipelagos that are part of Portugal.
- Order these lesser-visited places from north to south.
- How many islands make up the Faroe Islands?