"D" European Cities

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1. This city is the capital of Côte d´Or dept., France. It was capital of Burgundy from 11th century. It was a prosperous city under Valois dynasty, 1364-1477. Today it´s known for its mustard. Dijon Dieppe Digne Dordogne

2. This city is the second largest of Latvia. In German it was known as Dünaburg. Daugavpils Dvorichna Dobele Dobrush

3. This Dutch city is famous for its pottery manufacture. Answer: (One Word)

4. This Croatian city was known as Ragusa under Italian rule. Answer: (One Word)

5. This German city was capital of Anhalt 1863-1945. It was site of Bauhaus art school 1925-32, headed by architect Walter Gropius. Dresden Düsseldorf Dortmund Dessau

6. This Albanian city was called Durazzo by the Italians. It´s Albania´s major port. Answer: (One Word)

7. This Swiss city in Graubünden canton is a famous winter sports an health resort. Answer: (One Word)

8. This English city is historically notable for its Royal crown pottery. Dorchester Dunstable Derby Darlington

9. This city (formerly called Ekaterinoslav) is Ukraine´s third largest. Dzerzhinsk Donetsk Dnepropetrovsk Dneprodzerzhinsk

10. This city is Hungary´s second largest. It was scene of patriot and statesman Lajos Kossuth´s proclamation 1849 of Hungary´s independence from the Hapsburgs. Dombovar Debrecen Dunaujvaros Dunakeszi

11. This city is the capital of Buskerud county, Norway. It´s noted for its sawmills, papermills and cellulose factories. Dombås Drøbak Drammen Dragør

12. This city was the largest town in the former region of Tayside, Scotland. Dundalk Dundee Dunfermline Dumfries

13. This city is called Baile Atha Cliath in Irish. Answer: (One Word)

14. This city in Northern Ireland is also known as Londonderry. Answer: (One Word)

15. This Greek city was called Pytho in ancient times. It was the seat of Pythian games, held every fourth year. Drama Delos Dodecanesus Delphi