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Quiz: Where Should You Go in Europe?

Where should you go in europe.

From thrilling cities to quaint seaside towns and towering castles to delicious sidewalk cafés, Europe offers so many diverse options—deciding where to go is the hardest part! Take the quiz to discover your dream trip, and start planning your next adventure today.

You got Sicily!

With its pastel-hued homes clinging to the cliffs between mountain and sea, tempting beaches lined with colorful umbrellas, and postcard-worthy views in every direction , Sicily is one of Italy’s most popular travel destinations —and for good reason. This remarkable coastline is rich in natural beauty, culture, and history . Mix in a splash of warm southern Italian hospitality and that’s the charm of Sicily.

From the dancing aurora borealis and dramatic Lofoten islands in the north to the majesty of the western fjords and imposing mountainous terrain throughout, Norway in its natural form needs no enhancement. As you sail down a fjord between steep cliffs with sea eagles swooping above your head, you’ll feel as if little has changed since the time of the Vikings.

Seville provides a unique slice of Spanish life .

Cosmopolitan, glamorous, and architecturally stunning , Seville is the jewel of southern Spain. Its Moorish, Gothic, and Renaissance influences have made it one of the world’s top destinations .

The main attraction is the life coursing through the veins of the city itself: the buzz of its bars and outdoor terraces, shops that have been selling the same lovingly made products for over a hundred years, and the neighborhoods themselves, each one of which feels like its own little village , where neighbors know each other and meet in their local bars.

Tucked away in the far corner of the Iberian Peninsula, caressed by sunlight and ocean breezes, Portugal packs the best of Europe into one small package . The country’s size belies its historic significance as the birthplace of the Age of Discoveries and center of the first global empire.

Today, much of the country’s allure is rooted in its old-world romanticism and laid-back ways of life , which seem untouched by the hands of time. Life stops for lunch, there’s always time for a café, and soccer is on a par with religion. Portugal effortlessly strikes a fine balance between quaint and contemporary . Bougainvillea-framed cobblestoned streets hide chic guest houses, modern art galleries, and award-winning eateries. Lisbon’s modern high-rises and high culture are not far from simple, white-washed hamlets . Porto’s weathered, hardworking soul feels a world away from the lush vineyards of the Douro Valley .

Rome, Florence, and Venice are no ordinary cities, and visiting them all is an extraordinary journey of discovery .

You may diligently start with a must-see list of museums, churches, and monuments —and the Colosseum, statue of David, and Bridge of Sighs don’t disappoint. However, you’ll soon realize there’s more to satisfy the senses than you ever imagined , from the scent of freshly baked bread to the lively sounds of children playing soccer in city squares.

Get into Italy and play a leading role in this cultural adventure. Cycle up Tuscan hillsides , browse lively leather markets , and relax at neighborhood cafés . Greet shop owners with buon giorno and order espresso confidently at bar counters. Sample traditional flavors in local trattorie, bite into tripe sandwiches, enter unexpected doorways, and ask strangers for suggestions. Every moment here is worth savoring and offers a chance to soak in the creativity of the past and energy of the present.

Seldom have two regions had more in common, yet more that divides them, than Normandy and Brittany . On the one hand, there’s their northern climate , their proximity to the sea , and the essentials of their cuisine —apples, dairy, and seafood—which they share. On the other, there’s how both are so fiercely proud of their regional heritage , whether for the horse-riding exploits of Norman conquerors or the music and legends of the mysterious Celts. And yet…

Normandy is a land of towering Gothic cathedrals , sedate farmland , and bourgeois seaside resorts , while Brittany has chapels , primordial woodland , and wind-lashed harbors that seem to exist in another time.

Croatia and Slovenia have become popular and well-known travel destinations in the past decade, with oodles of glossy magazine spreads and social media posts to swoon over. Montenegro has edged into the spotlight too, from the early fame of its much-photographed island idyll , Sveti Stefan, to its reputation as an excellent destination that costs significantly less to visit than its more touted northern neighbors.

With sunny cities crisscrossed by winding cobblestone streets , blue gem lakes set amongst white-capped mountains , a crystalline sea , colorful festivals , great food and wine , and much more, all three countries have a variety of experiences to offer. Spend two weeks here and you will likely feel you need two more. For such small countries (all together they are about the size of Maine), the diversity and breadth of things to do is astounding.

With the good looks, history, and intrigue of Edinburgh , the buzzy, post-industrial reinvention of Glasgow , and the sheer drama of Skye , Scotland can’t be accused of being a one-trick pony. In Edinburgh and Glasgow, you can find high culture and heritage behind the venerable facades of eminent museums and galleries as well as boundary-pushing art shows and pulsating, pioneering music in the underground clubs and thrilling pop-ups .

But if what you’re looking for is peace and solitude , you don’t have to travel far. The Highlands , a huge region that covers much of the north and west of Scotland, is home to some of the country’s most remote communities, magnificent mountains that sweep down to glittering blue lochs , and a truly breathtaking array of wildlife .

The Isle of Skye is surely the Highlands’ showpiece. This prehistoric land still bears evidence of its former dinosaur residents, along with scars from the last Ice Age, when melting ice tore through the island, leading to landslips that left jagged peaks, soaring spires, and steep drops .

Central Europe echoes the “World of Yesterday,” with its gilded opera houses, grand hotels, and the wood-paneled cafés perfumed with percolating coffee and freshly baked cakes. Before World War I, all three cities resided within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and traces of the crumbled Habsburg dynasty still linger in the decadent palaces and wide boulevards lined with extravagant buildings.

Life is slow, even reflective, and flows with the seasons; locals flock to the beer gardens perched up in Letná Park in Prague escaping the summer heat, and as the leaves rust when fall arrives, the Viennese drink “this year’s wine” in the Heurige beside the city’s vineyards overlooking the Vienna Woods , and when the temperature drops in December the scent of spiced hot wine winds round the cities’ Christmas markets . Music, art, and literature lovers can follow in the footsteps of giants, whether it’s visiting Dvořak’s grave in Prague , Freud’s favorite café in Vienna , or Liszt’s apartment in Budapest .

Imagine picturesque canals, centuries-old buildings with grand facades, and quaint cobblestone streets. There’s no doubt that if you’re looking to step into a European fairy tale, the Netherlands and Belgium offer many breathtaking opportunities to do so. You can travel back in time simply by opening a door into a hidden courtyard, surveying a castle in the middle of a park, or sitting down at a cozy café for a beer made by monks who have perfected the recipe over generations.

But the highlights of this region go beyond the grandeur of Amsterdam’s charming canal houses, Brussels’s Grand Place, and the Belfry of Bruges. Its museums show off cultural and architectural contributions spanning from literature to art. In winter, the cities transform their centers into inviting Christmas markets. And in summer, do like the locals do and pause for a cold drink at a café balcony. Don’t be afraid to slow down to enjoy the quieter side of the Netherlands and Belgium, as it’s where the real magic of this small region happens.

There are more than 6,000 Greek islands flung haphazardly across the Mediterranean, and each is a holistically sensual and unique experience, from the lunar dunes of Milos to the lush forests of Samothrace. You’ll find dazzling displays: villages precariously carved into cliff sides where old men finger komboloi (prayer beads) and drink syrupy coffee, domed churches painted ocher, and bodies of every shape and size baking under the hot sun. Each of the 202 inhabited islands has its own vibe, character, landscape, and specialties, and you can find one to soothe any ailment, tickle any fancy, or live any adventure.

It’s increasingly easy to travel across the Aegean and Ionian Seas. Each year, the Greek government adds new, or bolsters existing, ferry lines. Islands are offering more amenities to travelers, including windsurfing, yoga, and well-preserved hiking trails. The Greek islands continue to inspire and delight with their beauty, and there’s never been a better time to visit.

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TRAVEL QUIZ: Where Should I Visit in Europe?

Recently updated on April 23rd, 2024 at 02:48 pm

With a whopping 50 countries making up the continent, Europe is the granddaddy of holiday destinations. Whether you’re a sun seeker or snow bunny, history fanatic or foodie – there’s no doubt Europe boasts a region to satisfy all passions. Before you go predicting your next European escape , put down the crystal ball and take our travel quiz to find out which European country to visit this year. 

Discover which European country to visit by answering the questions below…

What is your favourite breakfast food.

A)  Tostadacon tomate, aceite, y jamón (toast with olive oil, tomato and ham) and freshly squeezed orange juice. B) A ‘Full English’ – bacon eggs, sausages, black pudding, baked beans, tomatoes, mushrooms and toast). C)  Smørrebrød – an open-faced sandwich made from dark rye bread with cream cheese, smoked salmon, cucumbers and dill.   D) Cold cuts of meat with olives, feta cheese and cucumber, with a side of yoghurt and honey.  E)  Cornetto (similar to a croissant but smaller) with butter and jam and a cup of espresso.

You’re at your local bar – what’s your go-to beverage?

A) Sangria B) Whisky C) Schnapps  D) Ouzo E) Chianti

What is the first item that you pack in your suitcase before every trip?

A) A pair of dancing shoes! B) An umbrella C) Thermal socks   D) A sun hat E) Stretchy trousers

What is your favourite plane read?

A) The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho B) Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen C) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson D) Captain Corelli’s Mandolin by Louis de Bernières E) Under the Tuscan Sun by Frances Mayes

What is your personal travel style?

A) Fun. Think: trendy sunglasses and a colourful scarf. B) Warm. My Patagonia raincoat goes everywhere with me. C) Practical. That mountain can’t be climbed in heels.  D) Minimal. What else do you need on the beach? E) Stylish. Gucci or Prada? I’ll take both. 

What kind of weather do you enjoy the most?

A) Steamy.  Por favor . B) Chilly and wet. Snuggling inside is the best. C) Snow. There’s nothing quite as magical! D) Scorching. The hotter, the better.  E) Warm and dry. The ultimate gelato weather.

A word that best describes you?

A) Outgoing B) Introverted C) Adventurous  D) Easy-going E) Passionate

You have a day all to yourself in a foreign place. What do you do?

A) Sleep – I’ll need energy for tonight’s flamenco class! B) Cosy up in a local pub with a good book.   C) Don my hiking shoes and get into nature. D) Straight. To. The. Beach.  E) Tick off every food item on my bucket list. 

Favourite mode of transport? 

A) Motorbike B) Black cab C) My own two feet D) Boat E) Vespa

True beauty is…

A) Anything by Gaudí B) Historic architecture C) Breathtaking mountainscapes D) A private beach E) A Renaissance art work

MOSTLY As: France, Spain, Portugal, Morocco

Bright, cheery and always up for a good time, your personality is as warm as the steamy streets of Spain. If you’re not sipping sangria in Seville, head straight for the lively streets of Lisbon in Portugal, where the  barrios  don’t come alive until well into the night. In need of a ‘holiday outfit’? The boutique-lined boulevards of France will satisfy your shopping fix. Or if you’d rather splurge on Moroccan leather than Louboutin, dive headfirst into the rousing markets of Marrakech.  Suggested trip: Spain, Portugal and Morocco

MOSTLY Bs: Great Britain & Ireland

Forget battling your way to the front of the ice-cream stand. The idea of sweltering on a crowded beach is your idea of a nightmare. Instead, you’d much prefer to cosy up in front of a roaring fire – book in one hand and Hot Toddy in the other – listening to the rain hit the thatched roof of your old English cottage. Admire the rolling green hills of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales and learn of tales featuring poets, writers and history that can’t be matched.  Suggested trip:  Wonders of Britain and Ireland

MOSTLY Cs: Central, Eastern & Northern Europe (including Russia & Scandinavia)

Imperial cities, remarkable natural beauty and a treasure trove of Soviet history await you on your next trip to central, eastern and northern Europe. Unperturbed by heading ‘off the beaten track’, you’re always up for adventure and have the highest mountain in your sights. You get your kicks from nature, so it’s no surprise the hulking fjords of Norway and snowy slopes of Switzerland are on your bucket list. If cold isn’t necessarily your thing, don your hiking shoes for a trip to Plitvice Lakes in Croatia, where the temperatures are generally milder.  Suggested trip:  Scenic Scandinavia and its Fjords

MOSTLY Ds: Eastern Mediterranean (including Greece, Israel, Jordan & Turkey)

A true sun seeker, you plan your getaways around the ocean and find the smell of exotic spices to be the true sign of a cultural escape. You might thrive in the local markets, but you thrive on the beach even more (just). Your friends refer to you as a ‘lounge lizard’ but you know you’re not  lazy – you’d just prefer to top up your tan than hit the hotel gym. When you’re not chasing sea turtles in the waters of Greece, you’re quite happy to delve into your own cultural pursuits – getting lost in Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar or channelling Indiana Jones at Petra in Jordan.   Suggested trip:  Best of Turkey

MOSTLY Es: Italy

You have two major loves in life: food and fashion. What better place to indulge your passions than Italy? You might wear stretchy trousers to accommodate the grand Italian feasts, but you can be sure those trousers are Armani. Venture to the Amalfi Coast or Cinque Terre for a taste of  la dolce vita by the seaside. Or for a true, local Italian experience, head to the farmer’s markets in Florence to feed your soul (and appetite). Art lovers, rejoice in Rome. Fashionistas, mosey to Milan. And to top it all off, crack open a Chianti while waving to Clooney from the waters of Lake Como.  Bellissimo! Suggested trip:  Best of Italy

So now you know which European country to visit – what are you waiting for? Learn more about the European destination you landed on or check out all the exciting European holidays we have on offer. Still unsure which European country to visit? Take a read of our article “27 reasons why a trip to Europe is good for the soul” for inspiration.

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Travel Quiz: Where Should I Visit in Europe?

What weather is the best for a vacation?

Warm and sunny

Warm, but sometimes rainy

Quite warm but with a light wind

Doesn't matter

And why do people go somewhere?

To enjoy the atmosphere

To rest in the grand manner

To walk across new places

To learn many new and interesting things

Places with many tourists

Places with both locals and tourists

Places, which tourists don't usually visit

If we may ask, what's the budget of your journey? How many euro can you spend a day?

What tourist are you?

I'll go for fun and parties

I like everything rich and expensive

I visit museums, read a lot

I look for fair landscapes

I just like a beauty rest

What do you always take on the journey?

My portable speakers. You never know where the party catches you

A fall-back credit card

Museum guide

A beautiful outfit for evening at the restaurant

Comfortable shoes and more warm clothes

What do you prefer to eat on the journey?

Local food. It's usually so tasty!

Does beer count?

Doesn't matter, but it shoud be cheap

A lot of veggies and fruits, I'm for a healthy lifestyle

Something local and very unusual

You come somewhere just for a day. What will you do? Where do you go?

I'll spend all my money on shopping

I'll sit at a café and will wait there all this time, just rest

I'll watch all the sights I could

I'll immediately make new friends and go to a pub

I'll walk across the city

Choose what attracts you more

What bag will you take for a journey?

You come to a city and it's cool, chance of rain. What will you say?

Paris is the capital of France, the world's most beautiful and elegant city, the symbol of love and romance, fashion and exquisiteness. It will fit you for sure, since there fashion collections of the most expensive brands are combined with world's arts masterpieces, excellent cuisine - with the melodic language. You travel for pleasure, deny yourself nothing and know what does it mean to live then and there. The French art of living is for your! Tell your friends about this test, plan the journey together!

Zurich is the center of the same-name German-speaking canton of Switzerland, frequently ranked first in the lists of the most comfortable cities not only in Europe but the world. However, its guests have to pay for the comfort: this title was consistently accompanied by the title of the planet's most expensive city. Another one characteristic of Zurich is its citizens' independence nurtured for centuries. Why to tell more if it's already obvious that this place is made for you! Tell your friends about this test, plan the journey together!

Athens is a special city: no one European capital can boast of such cultural and historical heritage. It's rightly called the cradle of democracy and Western civilization. It is what attracts you. Why else would you go on a journey but to learn something new, see for yourself what you read about in the books when you were little? Tell your friends about this test, plan the journey together!

Budapest is the pearl of Danube, an industrial center of Hungary. This is a city with bright character, unique arhitecture, rich cultural traditions. The romantic atmosphere of Budapest streets is often identified with the Parisian one. There are a lot of touurists during the peak season – both in warm months and on Christmas. The periods of touristic lull is considered the best time for shoppping. Besides, this journey won't drain you dry! Tell your friends about this test, plan the journey together!

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden, an amazingly picturesque city of "north beauty". As any European capital, except for numerous sights and worthy museums, it can boast of the abundance of cafes with incredibly delicious dishes, Swedish designers' stores, as well as the variety of hotels and rich night life. A perfect vacation in a perfect city. What more could one ask for? Tell your friends about this test, plan the journey together!

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Travel Quiz 30: Europe Map Quiz

Europe map quiz, how well do you know the countries of europe, test your knowledge with this europe map quiz from taste2travel..

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Where Should I Travel Quiz – Find Your Next Destination

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It’s funny because Spain is my favorite country in the world I go there almost every weekend!! I enjoyed the Quiz.

Travel quizzes are such fun! According to this I’m supposed to be headed off to the wilds of Africa! I’ve only been there once and for way too short of a time. I’d love to see more. Maybe I should take the quiz’ advice?

OMG! Loved this quiz! I got Japan and that is one of my favorite destinations so the quiz was spot on! MY daughter loves Japan too as she loves Japanese cuisine and could seriously have sushi train every single day and its so catered for kids with all their cute toys.

Whoooo i got Namibia. I have never been anywhere in Africa. Maybe this is a sign a should consider it has my next trip 😉 Thanks fpr this fun quiz

Wow, I took the quiz, and it was fantastic. I should travel to Namibia according the result, but I don’t where was this place exactly located in the Map. It actually gets me curious and I should have a further research about Namibia and hopefully I can get there soon, If I get the chance. This is so cool actually, I find it very impressive. Thank you so much for this.

That was a fun quiz. I would never have thought of Kazakhstan for us but it isn’t bad. Thanks for pulling this together.

My result is Namibia, and I am planning a 3 months trip to Africa from September. It was a lot of fun answering the questions!

Got US West Coast RV run. Guess what? I did the whole US for 8 years!!!

How fun! Apparently, I need to go to Thailand 🙂 Never a bad idea!

Wow, this was so much fun. I tried twice with different options apparently I am even confused between choices in the same section lol.

Great quiz! Seems like I’m heading to Spain, but that’s just fine – I like Spain. Looking forward to some tapas and sangria.

There were a couple of questions that I answered with one of the possibilities although the others would have been just as suitable. However, the result – which is Thailand – is great! I had a great time in Thailand – much better than expected – and I intend to go back as soon as my daughter is ready to come with me (for – not strictly – once in my life no solo travel….)

I got Thailand, which is one of my favourite places ever!! Awesome quiz, it’s fun to see where you might get and how that lines up with where you’ve been!

What a great little travel quiz, I got Japan which is a place I really really want to go to. I did have more than one answer but went with my gut instead but it seemed to work. I will have to let you know when I am going to Japan. Now I must book that ticket

Awesome post!!! Really great. I got Thailand! I already visited this country and i loved it.

Definitely got me right with Spain 🙂

I took the quiz and it did absolutely nothing to help me. Says I should go to Cali. WTH! I live across the Colorado River from Cali, have ZERO desire to go there. How can they ask questions on a passport and suggest something like California. (eyeroll)

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The Ultimate Europe Trivia Quiz: 125 Trivia Questions All About Europe

If you’re someone who just can’t get enough of places like Berlin, Vienna, Naples, Paris, London, Barcelona, and more — we’ve got something super fun for you today! A trivia quiz dedicated to the incredible continent of Europe!

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In this ultimate Europe trivia quiz, you’ll encounter a multitude of questions that will take you on a journey through European cities, traditions, and history. You’ll test your knowledge on everything from famous landmarks to European pop culture, and everything in between.

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Europe Trivia Questions: Countries and Landmarks

In which church in Rome could you find its ceiling painted with imagery that depicts scenes from the Book of Genesis, including the famous image of God reaching out to touch Adam’s finger?

Answer : The Sistine Chapel

In which city is the Louvre Museum located?

Answer : Paris, France

Which river runs through Vienna, Austria?

Answer : Danube

Which European country does not have any mosquitos?

Answer : Iceland.

What is the largest church in Europe?

Answer : St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City, Rome.

Which country in Europe has the most castles?

Answer : Czech Republic (930+ castles).

Which European country is often referred to as the “Emerald Isle”?

Answer : Ireland.

What is the name of the famous Italian tower that is known for its lean?

Answer : Leaning Tower of Pisa

What famous building in the world is known as The Walkie Talkie?

Answer : The Fenchurch Building

What is the name of the famous canal in Venice, Italy that is known for its gondolas?

Answer : Grand Canal

What is the name of the famous cathedral in Moscow, Russia that is known for its colorful onion domes?

Answer : St. Basil’s Cathedral

True or false: Rome has more water fountains than any other city in the world.

Answer : True

Where is Schönbrunn Palace located?

Answer : Vienna, Austria

In what European country is Gdańsk located?

Answer : Poland.

In which country can you ski your way through Mickey D’s and order whatever you’d like?

Answer : Sweden. Lindvallen, a ski resort about 200 miles from Stockholm, has its very own golden arches ski-thru window where you can order anything from the regular menu.

Casa Milà in Barcelona, Spain was architected by who?

Answer : Antoni Gaudi.

What famous building in the world is known as The Cheesegrater?

Answer : Leadenhall Building (London, England).

Which two continents would connect across the Strait of Gibraltar if a bridge were to be built?

Answer : Europe and Africa.

The summit of Mont Blanc, Europe’s highest peak, is located in which country?

Answer : France.

Where is Europe is the Neuschwanstein Castle located?

Answer : Bavaria, Germany

What is the name of the famous attraction in London, England that houses the Crown Jewels?

Answer : Tower of London

What is the name of the museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands that is home to works by Rembrandt and Vermeer?

Answer : Rijksmuseum

Which German city and capital of Bavaria was the home of the original Oktoberfest?

Answer : Munich.

Which country does NOT span the two continents of Europe and Asia — Turkey, Russia, or Bulgaria?

Answer : Bulgaria.

Where is Amalienborg Palace located?

Answer : Copenhagen, Denmark

Where is Buda Castle located?

Answer : Budapest, Hungary

Reykjavik is the capital of what country?

Which nation was the most visited in 2011, with 79.5 million tourists, many viewing its capital city’s Left Bank?

What is the name of the famous cathedral in Barcelona, Spain that is known for its unique architecture by Antoni Gaudí?

Answer : Sagrada Familia

Where is Wawel Castle located?

Answer : Krakow, Poland

This is one of the largest national parks in Europe and accounts for 13% of Iceland. A massive glacier covers the majority of the park and offers incredible ice climbing, hiking and snowmobiling. What is this national park?

Answer : Vatnajokull National Park.

Where is Belém Tower and Pasteis de Belém located?

Answer : Lisbon, Portugal

Where is the Neues Museum located?

Answer : Berlin, Germany

Where is Cotroceni Palace, a neoclassical palace that serves as the official residence of the president of the country, located?

Answer : Bucharest, Romania

What is the most visited tourist attraction in the world?

Answer : Eiffel Tower

What is the name of the famous museum in Vienna, Austria that is home to works by Gustav Klimt?

Answer : Belvedere Museum

What is the name of the famous museum in Madrid, Spain that is home to works by Francisco Goya?

Answer : Prado Museum

What is the name of the famous cathedral in St. Petersburg, Russia that is known for its golden domes?

Answer : St. Isaac’s Cathedral

What is the name of the famous palace in Vienna, Austria that was the summer residence of the Habsburgs?

Answer : Schönbrunn Palace

Plitvice Lakes National Park is located in which European country?

Answer : Croatia.

Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in what country?

Answer : Greece.

Which Italian city is known for being the birthplace of pesto, as well as for its street food, including focaccia and farinata (chickpea flatbread)?

Answer : Genoa

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Europe Trivia Questions: Food, Traditions, and Holidays

What is the name of the German festival that takes place in September and celebrates all things beer and includes parades and music?

Answer : Oktoberfest

Which Italian region is famous for its pizza and pasta dishes?

Answer : Naples

What is the traditional Scottish dress that features a tartan skirt and a bodice called?

Answer : Kilt

In what country do more than half of people believe in elves?

Which European country celebrates “Friend’s Day” rather than Valentine’s Day?

Answer : Finland.

Which traditional Spanish dance involves clapping and stomping?

Answer : Flamenco

In 2015, which European city hosted the first Lollapalooza concert outside of the USA–Barcelona, Berlin, Madrid, or Budapest?

Answer : Berlin.

In what European country is Baselworld, the annual watch and jewelry fair, held for one week every March?

Answer : Switzerland.

What is the name of the traditional French pastry made with layers of puff pastry and cream filling?

Answer : Mille-feuille

Which traditional Greek dish consists of stuffed grape leaves?

Answer : Dolmades

Which country’s national animal is a unicorn?

Answer : Scotland.

Which country ranks first in cereal consumption per capita?

From which country do French fries originate?

Answer : Belgium.

Which traditional Belgian waffle is typically served with whipped cream and fruit?

Answer : Liege waffle

The first Valentine’s Day celebration occurred in which Western European city?

Answer : Paris.

Which traditional Irish dance involves quick and precise footwork?

Answer : Riverdance.

Pancake Day is another name for Mardi Gras that comes from England. Why is it named this?

Answer : It was common tradition to use up all the eggs, milk, and butter in the kitchen prior to Ash Wednesday. These ingredients were often used to make pancakes.

What is the name of the Hungarian stew that is made with vegetables, paprika, and meat?

Answer : Goulash

Which traditional Danish pastry is typically filled with custard or fruit?

Answer : Danish

Which traditional Finnish activity involves sitting in a hot room and then jumping into cold water?

Answer : Sauna

The king cake is believed to have originated in which country during the 12th century?

What is the name of the Austrian dessert that consists of a chocolate cake with a liquid chocolate center?

Answer : Sachertorte

What is the name of the Romanian dish that consists of grilled minced meat rolls?

Answer : Mici

What is the name of the traditional Swiss dish that consists of melted cheese and bread?

Answer : Fondue

If you’re drinking a Chianti wine, that means your wine is from which country?

Answer : Italy.

In Medieval Europe, people thought witches turned themselves into this animal to fly around. What is this animal?

Answer : Owls.

Europe Trivia Questions: TV/Movies, Music, and Pop Culture

What innovative Italian fashion house designed a transparent raincoat that turned opaque when it got wet for its 2002 collection?

Answer : Prada.

Which French DJ and producer released the hit single “One More Time” in 2000?

Answer : Daft Punk

Which Dutch DJ and producer released the hit single “Adagio for Strings” in 2005?

Answer : Tiësto

In which European city did Celine and Jesse meet in “Before Sunset”? 

Answer : Vienna

Which actor portrays Gil in Woody Allen’s “Midnight in Paris”? 

Answer : Owen Wilson

Which French fashion legend, who popularized the women’s pantsuit in the 1970s, retired from the industry in 2002?

Answer : Yves Saint Laurent

What is the name of the French brand that is famous for its luxury scarves and silk accessories, often featuring equestrian motifs and the iconic H logo?

Answer : Hermès

Which city dominates Italy’s automotive industry?

Answer : Turin.

Lamborghini, the well-known automotive brand, began by making what types of vehicles?

Answer : Tractors.

What cup size, meaning “thirty” in Italian, was introduced by Starbucks in 2011 for 31-ounce cold beverages?

Answer : Trenta.

Which Oscar-nominated 2000 film stars Juliette Binoche as a mysterious woman who opens up a confectionery shop in a small town in France?

Answer : Chocolat

In which 2012 movie does plantation owner Calvin Candie, who doesn’t know a word of French, insist on being called “Monsieur”?

Answer : Django Unchained

Which 2017 movie, set in Italy, tells the story of a young man named Elio who falls in love with an older guy named Oliver?

Answer : Call Me by Your Name

Which 2018 movie, set in Russia, tells the story of a ballerina who is recruited by a secret intelligence agency?

Answer : Red Sparrow

What is the name of the Swedish pop group that had a hit with the song “Dancing Queen” in 1976?

Answer : ABBA

Which British rock band was formed in 1962 and included members Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Charlie Watts?

Answer : The Rolling Stones

Which European country is featured in Outlander ?

Answer : Scotland, UK

Which wildly popular 8-season HBO Show was filmed in Belfast?

Answer : Game of Thrones

What is the name of the Irish rock band that had a hit with the song “With or Without You” in 1987?

Answer : U2

Which British rock band was formed in 1970 and included members Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon, and Roger Taylor?

Answer : Queen

What is the name of the Italian fashion brand known for its bold use of color and its iconic D&G logo?

Answer : Dolce & Gabbana

What is the name of the Italian fashion brand known for its stylish and functional outerwear, particularly its iconic puffer jackets that cost thousands of dollars?

Answer : Moncler

Which 2013 movie, set in France, tells the story of a young girl who dreams of becoming a ballerina?

Answer : Leap!

Who directed the 2017 movie Dunkirk , which tells the story of the evacuation of British soldiers from France during World War II?

Answer : Christopher Nolan

Which 2016 movie, set in France, tells the story of a woman who becomes involved with a man who has a rare genetic condition?

Answer : The Innocents

Who directed the 2014 movie The Grand Budapest Hotel , which is set in a fictional European country?

Answer : Wes Anderson

What is the name of the British singer who had a hit with the song “Hello” in 2015?

Answer : Adele

Which Dutch DJ and producer released the hit single “Toulouse” in 2012?

Answer : Nicky Romero

What is the name of the French DJ and producer who released the hit single “Titanium”? Which singer is featured in this song?

Answer : David Guetta with Sia featured.

Europe Trivia Questions: History and Famous Figures

True or False: Germans were the first to brew beer.

Answer : False; the first concrete evidence of barley beer comes from the ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia (modern Iraq and Syria).

In Roman mythology, Cupid is the son of ___, the goddess of love and beauty.

Answer : Venus.

Who was the first queen of France?

Answer : Anne of Kiev

In both ancient Greece and the European Middle Ages, a practice known as tyromancy was popular, which meant you would be using what food for divination purposes?

Answer : Using cheese to predict the future.

The disease that ravaged and killed a third of Europe’s population in the 14th century is known as what?

Answer : The Black Plague or Bubonic Plague.

Who was the first king of the Netherlands?

Answer : William I

In what year did the United Kingdom vote to leave the European Union?

Answer : 2016

Which country joined the European Union in 2004, along with nine other countries from Central and Eastern Europe?

Answer : Poland

Who was the first emperor of Rome?

Answer : Augustus

Who was the first prime minister of the United Kingdom?

Answer : Robert Walpole

Who was the first king of England from the House of Tudor?

Answer : Henry VII

What was the name of the Icelandic volcano that erupted in 2010, causing widespread travel disruptions across Europe?

Answer : Eyjafjallajökull

In what year did Greece experience a debt crisis that led to a bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund?

Answer : 2010

Which country hosted the UEFA Euro 2016 football tournament, which was won by Portugal?

Answer : France

What was the name of the terrorist attack that took place in Paris in November 2015, killing 130 people?

Answer : The November 2015 Paris attacks

Where is Mozart’s Birthplace located?

Answer : Salzburg, Austria

What was the name of the political movement that emerged in Spain in 2011, calling for greater democracy and social justice?

Answer : The Indignados (or 15-M Movement)

In what year did Sweden become the first country to introduce a national digital currency, the e-krona?

Answer : 2020

Which French artist painted the Water Lilies?

Answer : Claude Monet

Who was the first czar of Russia?

Answer : Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible)

Who was the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire?

Answer : Charlemagne

Who was the first woman to become prime minister of the United Kingdom?

Answer : Margaret Thatcher

Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution?

Answer : Vladimir Lenin

Which European country banned most beers for most of the 20th century?

Answer : Iceland. Like many places, Iceland experimented with prohibition, banning wine, liquor, and beer in 1915. The law was mostly repealed in 1933, but kept beer limited to 2.25% alcohol; full-strength brews weren’t allowed until March 1, 1989!

Which European team did David Beckham leave in 2007 after signing a 5-year $250 million deal to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy?

Answer : Real Madrid

Though it originated in China, which fruit was named for Persia, where Europeans first encountered it?

Answer : Peach

Who founded the first film production company in France, which created more than 400 films from 1896 to 1913 — was it Pierre Étaix, August Lumiere, or Georges Méliès?

Answer : Georges Méliès

What was the name of the last Queen of France?

Answer : Marie Antoinette

“Luncheon of the Boating Party” (1881), “Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette” (1876), and “The Umbrellas” (1881-1885) were all paintings by which French painter?

Answer : Pierre-Auguste Renoir

What European city became the first to allow LGBTQ people to marry legally when it permitted four same-sex couples to wed in its City Hall in 2001?

Answer : Amsterdam

Which year was the Euro adopted?

Answer : 2002

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Are you already starting to count down the days of your vacation? You’re excited about starting your holiday break, but unfortunately, you still don’t know where exactly you should go. In this ‘Where should I travel quiz,’ we will help you choose a convenient place! The solution to the nagging question will also be given to those planning a spontaneous trip. You will find out where you should travel this time by answering the questions! The world is so vast that we will find the perfect location to meet your travel requirements! With this quiz, you won’t have to put in extra effort to plan your vacation!

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To begin with, you need to consider what mode of transportation you would like to travel by. You have many options to choose from. It can be by bus, train, car, ship, or plane.

Each of them has its advantages and disadvantages. Suppose you want to be able to enjoy great views while on the road, bet on the bus or train. Passing through various terrains, you will have time to admire the magnificent landscapes and smaller and more major towns, and at the same time, you will have time for incredible relaxation. This form of travel is much cheaper than traveling by car.

If you care about time, traveling by car will be ideal. In this form of transportation, it is a good idea to have a substitute to replace you while driving, if necessary. A distant trip can prove quite tiring, so a break from driving may do you good!

An airplane is the fastest form of transportation; with it, distant destinations turn out to be within reach! You have to reckon with the fact that the cost will undoubtedly be much higher than when using other means of transportation. For this, the views during the trip are sure to be stunning! So where should you travel?

Before  choosing a travel destination , decide whether you are going exclusively alone, with a partner, friends, or family. Each of these trips will be different from the others. It would be best if you were careful when choosing a location to match it to the nature of the trip properly. Are you looking for a place to settle down in retirement, or are you more interested in a few days’ trip? If you have a blissful retirement getaway in mind, try our  Where Should I Retire Quiz .

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Now we will suggest where to go for a family trip. The best idea will be a quiet town by the sea. Depending on your plans, some of you will be able to spend your time basking on the beach by the sea itself, and the rest of you can take advantage of the opportunities the city offers. Do you already know where you should travel? If you are still wondering, don’t worry about anything! We will soon dispel all your doubts! There are so many places where you are sure to find something for yourself.

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In recent months I’ve posted a couple of quizzes from Buzzfeed which helped us figure out What City You Should Actually Live In and What State Do You Belong In .

I just came across another fun Buzzfeed quiz. This time the quiz will let us know:

• Which European Country Do You Actually Belong In?

While this quiz is geared towards Europeans, I still decided to answer the questions.

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• Pick a hangover food
• You would spend your year abroad…
• Pick a font
• How do you travel
• Pick a Harry Potter character

And for some questions I had no clue what they were asking or who/ what the answers were:

• Pick a princess
• Pick a Eurovision entrant
• Pick a parody Twitter account

After answering all of the questions, I got a country that I’ve yet to visit in Europe: Poland.

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Big fail, it placed me in Austria! Oh no, I live in Germany and am happy about that.

That was fun. I have no idea what some of those meant.

You got: Romania.

You’re hard working, smart and enterprising. You value nothing as importantly as your family and you have a very sunny outlook. When faced with a problem, you always manage to overcome it quickly.

“You got: Norway. You’re extremely reliable, independent and tolerant. You hate injustice more than anything in the world. You love nature and you’re always up for a new adventure.”

And well… I live in Norway, too. Lol.

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Price: $13.95 (available in two styles)

11. A collapsible beach wagon with giant wheels that'll be easy to move on a sandy beach. Bonus: The tailgate lowers so kids can easily climb in, or you can accommodate longer items.

Promising review: "This product is cute and colorful. It held ALL of our stuff, and that’s a lot for two adults and three teens. It held four beach chairs, a medium/large cooler loaded with drinks and ice, five towels, a folding beach umbrella, two boogie boards, and more. It was easy to pull in the sand, even for me, who had knee surgery six weeks ago! I would highly recommend this wagon. Super sturdy once loaded." — Amy Folsom

Price: $116.99+ (available in five colors and two sizes)

12. And a leakproof cooler backpack for additional drinks and snacks that won't fit in the wagon above. Imagine how many water bottles, sandwiches, and snacks can fit in this gem!

Promising review: "This thing has been a game-changer for the beach. We used to drag a wheeled Igloo cooler across the sand with all our food and drinks for the day. We have two now and can carry the same amount of food/drinks plus some gear without snow-plowing that cooler through the sand. Everything stays nice and cold for the six or seven hours we are out there. The weight carries nicely on your back as well. One of my better purchases!" — G. Beers

Price: $30.10+ (available in four colors)

13. A snack spinner with five handy compartments that only open one at a time. Your toddler won't spill their Cheerios on the ground of your car or all over the plane seat.

Promising review: "Well, all the mommy bloggers and mommy influencers are right. This thing is SUPER handy for plane and car travel with kids. We took one of these on a four-hour flight to California, and it kept my 1- and-4-year-old enthralled for several minutes. My only regret is that I did not have a second one so that each kid could have their own so they could stop fighting over one. Highly recommend. I will be taking one or two on all future trips with the kids." — rwspoon

Price:  $29.90+ (available in six colors and two sizes)

14. A kid-friendly travel tray that fits right onto their lap to provide hours of entertainment on those long road trips. Additionally, when you arrive at your destination, it'll fold up nicely and has a shoulder strap. The reviewer below even used it when their child was done — coloring is fun at any age!!

Promising review: "Just unboxed this today, and we are on a road trip. It is great quality! Sturdy, easy to wipe clean, lots of pockets. They did a great job utilizing available space. When our 5-year-old doesn't want it on his lap, I use it on mine. I would highly recommend for all toddlers and parents." — Darrah

Price:  $27.79

15. A ride-on suitcase with a fold-out in-flight bed so you can get through the airport (a struggle even without kids) with ease. Your kiddo will be happy to hop on as they imagine they're on a fun rollercoaster ride (notice the handle for safety and the stroller attachment).

Promising review: "I bought this for my 3.5-year-old for an upcoming six-hour flight. I introduced my son to it ahead of time so he could practice riding on it...it became a toy he loved to ride around the house. It is sturdy and has nice wheels that don't mess up my hardwood floors. On the trip, I attached the strap to a hook on my stroller and pulled him all over the airport — it was super-easy and maneuverable. It fit under the seat of the plane and held all of his activities and snacks as well as the included bedding. He was able to sleep a bit using the bed feature and also used it as a ride-on toy at our destination. This was a wonderful purchase." — Emily P

Price:  $229 (available in six colors)

16. A pair of protective headphones with soft ear cushions and an elastic headband for a comfortable fit on their tiny head. These will block out loud noises so your baby doesn't become fussy or damage their delicate eardrums — it's especially great for your baby's first concert or sporting event trips.

Promising review: "These things saved us from a crying baby on his first flight. He didn't want them on, but once they were on, he was fine and didn't pull them off. His dad and I felt the pressure, but he didn't flinch going and returning, so safe to say they work." — Nia

Price: $29.99 (available in five colors)

17. An ~adorable~ neck pillow and matching sleep mask because your child deserves to sleep in style. The cover is removable so you can throw it in the wash after you return home. Also, it comes with a carrying case and ear plugs!! 🦄

Promising review: "I bought this as a surprise for my 6-year-old to use on a long flight, and she loved it! She adores unicorns, so she was very happy with the design, and it’s soft as all heck! She slept like a dream on the plane and still uses it for long car rides and the face mask for sleeping at night." — Ms. B

Price:  $19.99+ (available in 16 colors/characters)

18. A padded car seat cover with straps to wear as a backpack so you can keep your arms free for luggage and your little one. This is the best way to lug around an oddly-shaped, cumbersome car seat while ensuring it's protected through the crash dummy test (aka the airport).

Promising review: "We purchased this cover for a trip across the country for Christmas. It was very easy to use, and our car seat fit perfectly inside! It was easy to carry with the backpack straps, and it was no trouble to check it at the ticket counter. It held up very well and is already ready for our next trip!" — Allybally

Price:  $29.99+ (available in five colors)

19. A kid-friendly toiletries bag that's just as functional as it is cute. If something happens to leak, you are in luck because this bag is waterproof. You might even order one for yourself, like the reviewer below.

Promising review: "Well-made! Holds plenty of items for traveling or going camping for my daughter. I was actually so impressed with it that I am ordering one for myself. Also, love how waterproofed the last storage zipper section is. Big enough for brushes, toothbrush, toothpaste, and much, much more." — Happy Mom

Price: $16.99 (available in 23 colors/styles)

20. A set of blackout curtains with suction cups that you can stick to windows so your children (and you, let's be real) can nap in your brightly lit hotel room or Airbnb. Comes with a carrying case so they can fit nicely in your suitcase.

Promising review: "I bought these after they were recommended in my parent-baby group as a 'must-have for travel,' we had just had a horrible first travel experience with the room being too light for my child to nap. They weren't kidding, this was the best thing I bought for traveling with a child. I've used these curtains on several trips over the past year, and they are lifesavers. My child needs a total lack of stimulation to fall asleep, which means DARK rooms. Her normal room is fine with some light, but when traveling, there is too much new stuff to look at, and well, most places have crappy window coverings. We attached these, and now, I have a room that my child can sleep in. These things are very versatile and will darken your room wonderfully! And by darken, I mean nighttime dark during the day. Even my husband who muttered about them when I bought them won't travel without them anymore, and he is the first to run up to the room and set up the curtains." — KT

Price:  $23.99+  (available in five colors/patterns and a two-pack).

21. An eight-pack of children's chewable Dramamine motion sickness tablets so you can brave long car rides or boat trips without a nauseated, vomiting child. There is nothing worse than a sick child on vacation.

Promising review: "A travel must-have. My little guy is still in a rear-facing car seat and gets very sick on longer car rides. This stuff works, but here's a tip from his pediatrician: Take a dose the night before the trip and then one 30 minutes before leaving also. Made all the difference. My little guy won't take a pill and even spits out a chewable, so we crushed it between two spoons and gave it to him with a bit of ice cream. Did the trick. Wish they came in bigger packs, though." — Ashley Kiersten-Klump Stone

Price:  $4.28  (available in different flavors and sizes)

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