European Geography by Letter - V

Smallest country in the world by both area and population

Capital of Austria

Capital of Lithuania

Capital of Malta

Capital of Liechtenstein

Italian city famous for its canals and bridges

Longest river in Europe

Third-largest city in Spain, and the autonomous community its located in, west of Catalonia

Palace near Paris created for King Louis XIV

Russian city known as Stalingrad between 1925 and 1961

Italian city which was the setting of Romeo and Juliet

Medieval Norse seafarers who raided, traded, and explored throughout Europe and into North America

Germanic people group who sacked Rome in 410 and ruled southern France and Iberia from 418-720

Chief who united the Gauls against the Romans but was ultimately defeated by Julius Caesar

City of 1 million in southwestern Russia

Historical term for speakers of Eastern Romance languages in the Balkans

City that was one of the capitals of Medieval Russia and is also a common Russian name

Island with the only airport in the Faroe Islands

French city that was the site of the longest battle of the First World War

British monarch who reigned from 1837-1901, during a period of great change and expansion of the British Empire