Plan the trip before you pack. This quiz wanders across Europe: Italian coasts, Alpine villages, Nordic fjords, island groups and old canal towns. It starts with places on every bucket list and slips into hidden gems, with a fact about each so your next itinerary writes itself.
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Geysir, the hot spring that gave all geysers their name, is in which country?
Answer: B · Iceland
Geysir itself is mostly quiet now, but its neighbor Strokkur still shoots water up to 35 m high every few minutes.
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Loch Ness, home of the legendary 'Nessie', is in which country?
Answer: C · Scotland
It's so deep that it holds more water than all the lakes in England and Wales combined.
Photo: Ylliab Photo from Grenoble, France · CC BY 2.0
Which French region is famous for its purple summer lavender fields?
Answer: D · Provence
The name comes from the Romans, who simply called the area 'Provincia', meaning 'the province'.
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Zermatt, the ski village at the foot of the Matterhorn, is in which country?
Answer: D · Switzerland
The whole town bans combustion-engine cars, partly so smog never spoils the view of the Matterhorn.
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Lake Bled, with its tiny church island, is in which country?
Answer: D · Slovenia
Visitors climb 99 steps to the island church and ring its bell to make a wish. Grooms traditionally carry their brides up.
Photo: Jörg Hempel · CC BY-SA 2.0
Reine, a village of red fishing cabins, is in which island group?
Answer: B · Lofoten
Norway's Allers magazine voted Reine the country's most beautiful village in the late 1970s.
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