Scandinavia quiz

David Whitley,

This quiz is all about Scandinavia – its palaces, its roads, its cathedrals and its geography. You should be able to get most right through intelligent guesswork…

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Scandinavia quiz

This quiz is all about Scandinavia – its palaces, its roads, its cathedrals and its geography. You should be able to get most right through intelligent guesswork…

1 / 10

Which Swedish city, best known for the Øresund Bridge and Santiago Calatrava’s Turning Tower building, hosted the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest?

2 / 10

In which Scandinavian city could you see the Scream at the Munch Museum, visit Thor Heyerdahl’s Kon-Tiki raft and admire the Fram, the ship that has travelled further north than any other?

3 / 10

The Christiansborg Palace, once home to kings and queens, now hosts the parliament of which Nordic country?

4 / 10

The Gulf of Bothnia divides which two European nations?

5 / 10

In which country could you visit Tromso’s Arctic Cathedral?

6 / 10

Which European country are the Faroe Islands an autonomous territory of?

7 / 10

In which Nordic capital can you mooch around the preserved buildings of the Skansen open air museum, dine at Viking-themed restaurant Aifur and hang out in the peaceful Djurgarden city park?

8 / 10

Built between 1842 and 1846 and containing 13 hairpin bends, the Stalheimskleiva is the steepest road – and a beloved tourist attraction – in which Nordic country?

9 / 10

Which company, which has a theme park next to its headquarters in Billund, Denmark, makes more tyres every year than any other manufacturer?

10 / 10

What darkly-named village might Chris Rea and AC/DC arrive at after driving up the E6 from Trondheim, Norway?

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