Published: Monday 3rd August 2020A free quiz about the people and places of Italy.
-
How many different administrative regions are there in Italy?
Twenty.
-
What is the name of the Opera house founded in 1778 in Milan?
La Scala.
-
Which Italian general was instrumental in the unification of Italy?
Garibaldi.
-
Which Florence museum is home to Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" amongst other art treasures?
Uffizi Gallery.
-
Which two land-locked states are totally enclosed by Italy?
San Marino and Vatican City.
-
In which two years have Italy hosted the Winter Olympics?
1956 and 2006.
-
Where, in Venice, is the Doge's Palace located?
St Mark's Square.
-
Which cathedral in Italy claims to posses the cloth that Jesus was wrapped after his crucifixion?
Turin (Turin Shroud).
-
Which city in Italy is famous for its Balsamic Vinegar?
Modena.
-
On which Italian island would you find the volcanic Mount Etna?
Sicily.
-
Which motor racing circuit has been the home of the F1 Italian Grand Prix every year except 1980?
Monza.
-
Which Italian city is served by Marco Polo Airport?
Venice.
-
Which river flows through the Italian capital city?
River Tiber.
-
What name is given to motorways in Italy?
Autostrada.
-
The capital of the Lombardy region, which is the second most populous city in Italy?
Milan.
-
On which Italian island was Napoleon exiled from 1814 to 1815?
Elba.
-
Which Italian region is so popular with British tourists it has been nicknamed Chiantishire?
Tuscany.
-
Which stadium in Milan is home to both AC Milan and Inter Milan?
San Siro.
-
What is the capital of the Italian region of Liguria?
Genoa.
-
In which Italian region is the nation's capital city located?
Lazio.
Loading Comments...