European Geography by Letter - G

Country which reunified in 1990 after being divided by the Cold War

Country where the ancient Olympic games originated, and the first edition of the modern Olympics was held in 1896

Swiss city and centre of international diplomacy

Italian city that was once one of the strongest naval powers in Europe

Largest city in Scotland

Largest island in Sweden

Polish city formerly known as Danzig

Second-largest city in Sweden

Autonomous region of Moldova, home of a Turkic-speaking ethnic group

Autonomous community of Spain north of Portugal, which speaks a language related to Portuguese

Name for what is now mostly France in the time of the Romans and before

English town with an observatory where the prime meridian was established

Northernmost province of the Netherlands and its capital city

Largest city in the French Alps

River that defines the southern section of the border between Spain and Portugal

British Crown Dependency off the coast of Normandy

One of the three largest language families of Europe, including English, Dutch, Danish, and more

Main island of the United Kingdom

British overseas territory that borders Spain

Second-largest island of Malta