Travel Quiz—Lesser Known Attractions

Travels usually include visits to the popular and well known attractions of a place, but almost everywhere there are lesser-known but equally appealing destinations. See if you can identify where these 10 sites are located.

1. Where would you visit the world’s largest football stadium that seats 150,000 people?

a. Beijing, China
b. Dallas, Texas
c. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

2. Stonehedge is a well-known attraction in England, but where is Stone Circle?

a. Ireland
b. France
c. Norway

3. Table Mountain and Devil’s Peak are just outside what town?

a. Bogotá, Colombia
b. Cape Town, South Africa
c. Santiago, Chile

4. Considered one of the richest tropical marine environments in the area, snorkel enthusiasts will find Glovers Reef 36 miles off the coast of what city?

a. Belize City, Belize
b. Honolulu, Hawaii
c. Cooktown, Australia

5. Sleeping and dining in a hotel made of ice is just 20 minutes from what Canadian city?

a. Vancouver
b. Quebec City
c. Montreal

6. This Japanese city has many traditional and historical landmarks because it was one of the few not bombed out during World War II.

a. Kyoto
b. Takayama
c. Kanazawa

7. Where do narrow-gauge trains take you slowly along scenic routes, traveling at slow speeds because some are more than 100 years old?

a. Micronesia
b. Liechtenstein
c. Wales

8. Where will you visit this tadpole-shaped island familiarly known as “The Rock” that played a significant role in World War II?

a. Manila Bay
b. Pearl Harbor
c. English Channel

9. Only a few private vehicles are allowed to travel a single road to this site, but shuttles will take you to there for backpacking, wildlife spotting and attempts to climb the highest peak in North America. Where are you?

a. Olympic National Park, Washington
b. Denali National Park, Alaska
c. Sequoia National Park, California

10. Where is the planet’s largest single curtain of water—more than a mile wide and averaging 328 feet deep?

a. Australia
b. Malaysia
c. Zimbabwe

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