Spanish Travel and Accommodation Quiz

Madrid is the capital city of Spain.

'Tapas' in Spanish cuisine are small savory dishes served as appetizers.

Corsica is NOT a famous Spanish island destination.

Flamenco is a traditional Spanish dance.

Pamplona is known for its annual 'Running of the Bulls' festival.

Antoni Gaudí is known for the design of the Sagrada Familia.

La Rioja is famous for its wine production.

Spanish is the official language of Spain.

Valencia is famous for its annual 'La Tomatina' festival.

The Spanish dish consisting of saffron-flavored rice cooked with various meats, seafood, and vegetables is called Paella.

The historic palace complex located in Granada, Spain is called the Alhambra.

Seville is famous for its annual 'Semana Santa' (Holy Week) processions.

Camino de Santiago is a famous pilgrimage site in Spain.

A 'parador' in Spain is a luxury hotel usually located in a historic building.

Andalusia is famous for its Moorish architecture.

RENFE is the main high-speed rail operator in Spain.

A 'pilgrim credential' in the context of the Camino de Santiago is a certificate for completing the pilgrimage.

The famous ancient aqueduct located in Segovia, Spain is called the Aqueduct of Segovia.

Ávila is the historic medieval city in Spain known for its city walls.

Valencia is known for the 'fiestas' called 'Fallas'.

The historic mosque in Cordoba, Spain, which is now a cathedral, is called the Mezquita.

Barcelona is famous for its 'Gothic Quarter'.

Asturias is known for its distinctive green landscapes and cider production.

The famous beach in Barcelona known for its vibrant atmosphere is called Playa de la Barceloneta.

The mountain range that stretches across the northern coast of Spain is called the Cantabrian Mountains.