Catalonia
1. Which bustling city is the capital of Catalonia and boasts iconic landmarks like Sagrada Familia and La Rambla?
Answer: Barcelona
2. Girona, nestled in northern Catalonia, is renowned for its medieval Jewish Quarter and well-preserved city walls. What river flows through Girona?
Answer: The Onyar River
3. Tarragona, a Roman gem on the Costa Daurada, is home to a UNESCO-listed amphitheater. What was the ancient Roman name for Tarragona?
Answer: Tarraco
4. Lleida, known for its Seu Vella cathedral and Romanesque churches, sits at the confluence of which two rivers?
Answer: The Segre and the Cinca rivers
5. Figueres, the birthplace of surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, houses his fascinating museum. What quirky element adorns the museum's exterior?
Answer: Giant eggs!
6. Manresa, a spiritual center in central Catalonia, is famous for the cave where Saint Ignatius of Loyola had his religious awakening. What is the name of the cave?
Answer: The Cave of Manresa
7. The picturesque coastal town of Cadaqués, beloved by artist Salvador Dalí, is nestled in a sheltered bay along which scenic coastal path?
Answer: The Camí de Ronda
8. Sitges, a vibrant seaside resort near Barcelona, is known for its annual Carnival celebration. What is the traditional name for Sitges' Carnival?
Answer: Festa Major de Sitges
9. Reus, the birthplace of renowned architect Antoni Gaudí, features several of his early works. What is the name of Gaudí's iconic wine cellar in Reus?
Answer: Bodegas Codorniu
10. The medieval town of Besalú, with its iconic bridge spanning the Fluvià River, is known for its well-preserved Jewish Quarter. What was the Jewish Quarter once called?
Answer: The Call
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