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Free Travel quiz: 199 trivia questions and answers — landmarks, cities & wonders. Easy to hard, with explained answers. No sign-up.
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From Chichen Itza to the perched abbeys of Piedmont, by way of the Frassassi Caves, this quiz takes you on a journey to extraordinary sites around the world. A fun way to plan your next trip... or just to dream.
This quiz currently has 199 questions, ranging from easy to hard, available in French, English and Spanish when the Spanish translation is available.
Warm up before the quiz with these 20 trivia questions and their explained answers: click a question to reveal the answer.
Answer: France. France attracts about 90 million tourists a year, thanks to its monuments (Eiffel Tower, Louvre), its cuisine, and its varied landscapes (Alps, French Riviera, Loire castles).
Answer: Grand Canyon (United States). The Grand Canyon, carved by the Colorado River, stretches 446 km long and reaches 1.8 km deep. Its geological layers tell 2 billion years of history.
Answer: Bali. Bali is home to temples like Tegallalang and Uluwatu, as well as UNESCO-listed rice terrace landscapes.
Answer: Ecuador. Charles Darwin visited the Galapagos in 1835 aboard the HMS Beagle. The endemic species he observed there -- giant tortoises, marine iguanas, finches -- fed into his theory of evolution. The archipelago has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1978.
Answer: Bilbao. The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is famous for its building designed by Frank Gehry.
Answer: Jordan. Petra is in Jordan. The Nabataean city is famous for monuments carved directly into sandstone.
Answer: Myanmar. The Bagan plain, in Myanmar, contains thousands of historic Buddhist monuments.
Answer: Chile. Torres del Paine is in Chilean Patagonia and is renowned for its peaks, glaciers and lakes.
Answer: Prague. Charles Bridge and the astronomical clock are two iconic monuments of Prague's historic centre.
Answer: Naples. Pompeii lies on the Bay of Naples, at the foot of Vesuvius.
Answer: Amsterdam. Amsterdam has more than 100 km of canals and 1,500 bridges, which earns it this nickname. Bruges is also called this, but Amsterdam is better known for the title.
Answer: Salar de Uyuni. This salt desert, covering 10,582 sqkm, turns into a giant mirror during the rainy season.
Answer: Lake Tanganyika. Lake Tanganyika reaches a depth of 1,470 meters, making it the second-deepest lake in the world after Lake Baikal. It holds 18% of the world's unfrozen fresh water reserves.
Answer: Dalmatia. Dubrovnik, often called the 'Pearl of the Adriatic', is located in Dalmatia, a coastal region of Croatia.
Answer: Serengeti National Park. Every year, more than 1.5 million wildebeest and 250,000 zebras cross the Serengeti following the rains. This 1,800 km cycle is described as the 'eighth wonder of the natural world'.
Answer: Delphi. Delphi, on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, was the religious center of the ancient Greek world. Its oracle (the Pythia) was consulted by kings and cities from all over the world. The Sanctuary of Apollo, the theater, and the stadium are among its monuments.
Answer: Kyoto. Fushimi Inari-taisha, in Kyoto, is known for its long tunnels of vermilion torii gates.
Answer: Edinburgh. Edinburgh Castle stands on Castle Rock, a volcanic crag overlooking the Old Town.
Answer: Sydney. The Sydney Opera House, on the harbour, is one of Australia's most recognisable buildings.
Answer: Turkey. The ruins of Ephesus lie near Selçuk, on Turkey's Aegean coast.
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