Germany Trivia

Using the accompanying map, see if you can properly label the sixteen German states. (Note: I have omitted the umlauts that appear in some of the names.)

A quiz on some German towns and cities, with a certain emphasis on places not widely mentioned in other quizzes.

This is a matching quiz about some of the capitals of German Federal states (which are called Bundesländer or Federal Countries). I give you some clues, you match the cities.

Dresden, the Jewel Box of Germany, was essentially destroyed by an Allied bombing campaign during World War II. Fortunately, the city has been largely rebuilt and restored to its former glory.

We're going back to Germany for my favorite nephew's wedding, and we will explore the history and beauty of this land as we travel across Germany on our way to the ceremony.

Here are ten questions about geographical features all over Deutschland (Germany). I'll refer to the German name, with the English name (if that differs) between parentheses. Have fun. Or rather: "Viel Spass!"

Hamburg, with a population of 1.7 million, is Germany's second city. Slightly bigger than Vienna, it is also the second largest city in the German-speaking lands. Test your knowledge of the place, and have fun!

In search of the culinary delight of the authentic frankfurter, I found myself in the German state of Hesse. Test your knowledge of this economic powerhouse.

A quiz on Dusseldorf, one of Germany's most cosmopolitan cities. How much do you know about this city from its geography to its attractions and sites?

Welcome to my quiz about Munich, known as Munchen in Germany.

A fairly general look at the geography of Germany. The first letter of answers to #1-9 will spell out the answer to #10.

Heidelberg, in beautiful southwestern Germany, has been a popular tourist attraction for at least 200 years! Would you like to know more?

This is a quiz on some of the icons, people, places and things in Germany starting with the letter D. I give you a brief description, you tell me the correct answer. The questions get harder and harder... Good luck!

This quiz will take you to some interesting places in Germany.

This is a follow-up to Germany - Essentials, but with some emphasis on rivers. Test your knowledge and enjoy yourself.

This quiz is about the town of Baden-Baden, Germany, not the winner of the 1877 Kentucky Derby. This quiz is part of the FunTrivia Derby Lounge Challenge.

Let me take you on a 10-day round-trip to some of the most interesting places in Germany. On the way, you can test your knowledge on German history. Have fun!

This is a quiz on Germany, good luck!

Baden-Württemberg is located in the south-west of Germany. How much do you know about it? Recommended for grades: 11,12

Often overlooked in travel guides, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) is known for its numerous nature preserves and breathtaking landscapes as well as its white sand beaches.

The beautiful Lower Saxony is the only German state composed of both mountainous and maritime stretches. How much do you know about it? Recommended for grades: 12

This quiz is about the region of Franconia (Southern Germany), which is where I grew up. Please don`t forget to rate my quiz!

This is a quiz about the industrial heartland of Germany - the Ruhrgebiet, or Ruhr Valley as it is called in the English-speaking world.

Name the town, which is described

Cologne is one of the most striking cities of Germany. How much do you know about it?

Some questions for friends of beautiful Bavaria, or those who want to be friends.