Romania Trivia
From Dracula’s legacy to Dacia’s drive, prove your Romania trivia is as legendary as its castles and as tasty as drob de miel.
EXAMPLE QUESTIONS
Once the summer residence of King Carol I, which Carpathian castle became a museum in 1953?
Peleș Castle
What clear Romanian spirit, distilled solely from plums and traditionally sipped alongside slănină and jumări, is a staple of Romanian celebrations?
Ţuică
Known as the “People’s House,” Bucharest’s Palace of the Parliament is the world’s second-largest administrative building—after which U.S. government building?
The Pentagon
In 1968, which country’s Warsaw Pact invasion did Nicolae Ceaușescu refuse to join?
Czechoslovakia
Which mountain range, nicknamed the “Alps of Transylvania,” is home to Vârful Moldoveanu, Romania's highest peak?
Făgăraș Mountains