European Countries
Across
- 3. Much of this country's territory lies at or below sea level and has been protected by dikes and other water-management systems.
- 5. This country once rules the largest empire in the world
- 7. It's capital, Lisbon, is one of the oldest cities in the world
- 8. The Renaissance began in city-states such as Florence, which is located in this country.
- 10. Its territory extends across eleven time zones, more than any other country.
- 12. This country is famous for chocolate and waffles, while its cultural heritage includes distinctive comic-book characters such as Tintin.
- 17. A country spanning Europe and Asia, separated by the Bosporus Strait.
- 18. Famous for the sport of bullfighting
- 19. A Central European country whose historic capital was Krakow and whose modern capital is Warsaw.
- 21. The ancient conqueror Alexander the Great is a national hero in this country
- 22. The fall of its capital's famous wall in 1989 became a symbol of the end of the Cold War.
- 24. Its medieval ruler Grand Duke Vytautas helped make the Grand Duchy one of Europe's largest states.
- 25. located in the north of europe, and home to the Vikings
Down
- 1. This independent state is enclosed entirely within Rome and is the spiritual center of the Catholic Church.
- 2. Famous for a cuisine featuring dishes such as coq au vin, ratatouille, and crêpes, as well as a strong tradition of bread and cheese.
- 4. Home of IKEA furniture
- 6. A small portion of this enormous country lies west of the Ural River, making it technically transcontinental.
- 9. Its national hero, Skanderbeg, led resistance against the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century.
- 11. A mountainous country whose culture includes yodeling, a singing technique traditionally used by mountain communities.
- 13. Its capital, Riga, is renowned for its extensive collection of Art Nouveau architecture.
- 14. Its strategic location in the Mediterranean made it an important base for the Knights Hospitaller
- 15. Its ancient city of Sparta was famous for its highly disciplined warrior society.
- 16. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand took place in its capital in 1914.
- 20. This Scandinavian kingdom's territory includes Greenland and the Faroe Islands, although neither is part of mainland Europe.
- 23. Its region of Transylvania is associated with the fictional character Count Dracula.