1. You land directly at Munich's Franz Josef Strauss Airport. Which place of interest can you not visit during your stay in the city ? The Frauenkirche The Oktoberfest at the Theresienwiese Neuschwanstein Castle The Hofbrauhaus

2. Near Munich you take a trip to the darkest era of German history when you visit the Concentration Camp in Dachau. In what year was it installed? 1935 1940 1938 1933

3. From Dachau you travel northwestward to the city of Augsburg. Besides having been the residence of the mighty Fugger family during the renaissance, this is also the native city of a famous German poet. Who? Johann Wolfgang Goethe Gottfried Benn Friedrich Schiller Bertolt Brecht

4. Of course a visit to Germany would be incomplete without a stop at the fairy-tale like castle of Neuschwanstein. Which Bavarian ruler had it erected? Friedrich II Ludwig II Wilhelm II Maria Teresia

5. You arrive at Frankfurt am Main, the banking center of Europe and the birthplace of Goethe. Frankfurt is also the city where the first German constitution was drafted. When did this take place? 1215 1848 1648 1919

6. You make a trip to the river Rhine and visit the rock that the Loreley sat on, luring boatmen into death with her enchanting voice. Which German poet wrote a famous poem about this mythical figure? Friedrich Hoelderlin Novalis Heinrich Heine Friedrich Rueckert

7. In Cologne, you are standing before the enormous cathedral. True or false: In the middle Ages, the archbishop of Cologne was one of the seven privileged rulers who had the right to elect the King of Germany (who usually also became Holy Roman Emperor)? True False

8. Travelling to Eastern Germany, you stop at the beautiful city of Dresden. Located on the river Elbe, German parlance compares this city with what Italian center of arts? Venice Siena Rome Florence

9. In Potsdam near Berlin, you visit a palace built by famous Prussian King, Frederick II. Although known as a very strict and disciplined King, the name of this place suggests differently. Wahnfried Sanssouci Wolfsschanze Hohenzollern

10. In Berlin, you visit the remnants of the wall that once parted East and West Berlin, East and West Germany, the best known symbol of the iron curtain. It fell in 1989, but which year had it been erected ? 1961 1960 1962 1963