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The Iberian Peninsula
Wine valleys, volcanic peaks, windswept capes and islands flung far into the Atlantic. How well do you really know Portugal and Spain?
🌍 Geography
medium
20 questions
~7 min
What this quiz asks
- Port wine is named after the city of Porto, but its grapes grow along the valley of which river?
- Which river flows through the city of Seville?
- Select ALL of these islands that belong to the Balearic Islands.
- Portugal's highest mountain stands on an island in the middle of the Atlantic.
- Santiago de Compostela is the capital of which Spanish region?
- Are the Canary Islands closer to Africa than to mainland Spain?
- Which cape, west of Lisbon, is the westernmost point of mainland Europe?
- The southernmost point of mainland Europe lies at which Spanish town?
- Which major Spanish river reaches the Mediterranean through a large delta in Catalonia?
- Which Portuguese region, south of the Tagus and famous for its plains of cork oaks, covers about a third of the country?
- What is the name of the high plateau that covers much of central Spain?
- Which river flows through the city of Madrid?
- Select ALL of these rivers that flow through both Spain and Portugal.
- Mount Teide on Tenerife, the highest peak in Spain, rises to roughly how many metres above sea level?
- Which city is the seat of the Basque Country's parliament and government?
- Funchal, the capital of Madeira, takes its name from which plant that grew there in abundance?
- How many main islands make up the Azores?
- The highest peak of the Pyrenees is taller than the highest peak of the Sierra Nevada.
- Order these Spanish regions by area, largest first.
- The Mondego, the longest river that flows entirely within Portugal, passes through which university city?