PalenQ

1- What is the largest Scottish island and the next biggest?

2- What places in Europe are known for tail-less cats? and monkeys?

3- What two things may cause you to go up to Fiesole from Florence?

4- This Loire Valley city has a statue of Joan of Arc in its central square?

5- A few blocks south of the old Heineken Brewery (now Heineken Experience) is a street famous for its outdoor market?

6- What three rivers intersect at Passau, Germany?

7- Why would you possibly day trip to Chatham, SE of London?

8- What is the U.K.'s version of Mont-Saint-Michel (started by same order of monks and is also on an island that at times is connected to the mainland)?

9- What are three islands in the lagoon off Venice?

10 - Why would you visit Plotzensee Prison in Berlin? Why is it a historical site?

Bonus - left from last quiz:

What water park in Paris is the largest such urban water park in Europe?

hetismij2

1. Lewis and Harris, Skye
2. Isle of Man for cats, and Gibraltar - but there is no such thing as a tailless monkey - they are apes.
4. Orleans
5. Albert Cuyp
6. Danube, Inn and Ilz
7. The Dockyard (well worth a visit!)
8. St Michaels Mount

tom_mn

3. The view, and to see the Medici villa

9. Murano, Burano and Torcello are the more famous of the remaining islands

7. Note that Chatham does NOT rhyme with Gotham.

PalenQ

Wow - only #10 left out

#3 OK but meant also the significant Roman ruins there.

Macross

#10, I would not visit. Guillotine?

PalenQ

Guillotine yes and also meat hooks some were tortured by dangling on them until dead. Nazi death prison:

https://www.google.com/search?q=plot...w=1920&bih=950

It's a wrap!

And yes tailless apes not monkeys.

grandmere

I think Malta is known for its monkeys, also.

PalenQ

I think Malta is known for its monkeys, also.>

tail-less ones?