Advanced European Geography Quiz

On what river did Poland have a "miracle" in 1920?

What sea/bay no longer exists, thanks to the Dutch?

What German river sounds similar to the Italian island where Napoleon was first exiled?

Besides Helsinki, what other capital city can be found on the Gulf of Finland?

Two countries in Europe have monarchies that AREN'T hereditary. One is Vatican City. Name the other.

What Mediterranean island was famous for a "colossal" statue of Helios?

And what island group is this island a part of?

The Crimean Bridge spans what strait?

Monaco has the shortest coastline of any European country. What country has the second shortest?

What region in Eastern Europe belonged to Austria-Hungary, then Czechoslovakia, then Hungary, then the USSR, and finally Ukraine?

In Alexander's time, it was called the Hellespont. What is it called today?

What is the name of the northernmost region of Finland, where Santa supposedly lives?

What European country claims to have the oldest active constitution in the world? (The claim is a bit contentious, as not all of the constitution has been codified)

What archipelago in the Arctic Ocean is famous for being an entirely visa-free zone?

Spain is known for its African exclaves, but it has a European exclave too (that also happens to be an enclave). What is it called?

Besides Albania, what other country is majority Albanian?

A tripoint is where the borders of three countries meet. What city can be found near the Greece-Turkey-Bulgaria tripoint, which served as the Ottoman capital before the conquest of Constantinople?

Similarly, what city can be found near the Belgium-Netherlands-Germany tripoint, where Charlemagne ruled and was laid to rest?

What is the second biggest city in Denmark? (Hint: it starts with the same two letters as the previous answer)

What historical region, at the mouth of the Danube, has been split between Romania and Bulgaria since the 19th century?

There are two ethnically Celtic peninsulas that are a part of non-Celtic countries. One is Brittany in France. What is the other?

Czechia is mainly comprised of two historical regions. One is Bohemia. What is the other?

An Irish nationalist calls it Derry. What might a unionist call it?

What major Russian city can be found about halfway between Ukraine and Kazakhstan?

What tiny, unrecognized, breakaway country can be found on the banks of the Dniester River?