Name the capital of Poland and its biggest city.
Gdansk
Krakow
Warsaw
Poznan
2. This city in the mountains Tatra is called Poland's winter capital.
Krakow
Bydgoszcz
Wroclaw
Zakopane
3. This city is regarded by many as the cultural capital of the country. It boasts of one of the oldest universities in Europe.
Gdansk
Olsztyn
Lublin
Krakow
4. This important seaport is the cradle of the "Solidarity" movement.
Poznan
Kielce
Lublin
Gdansk
5. It is the second largest city in Poland. Its name in English translates as a "boat".
Zamosc
Lublin
Lodz
Suwalki
6. This vibrant city is often called the economic capital of Poland.
Wroclaw
Poznan
Katowice
Plock
7. This city may be called the religious capital of Poland.
Plock
Czestochowa
Opole
Zamosc
8. This city, on the river Odra in southwestern Poland, is often called the Venice of Poland.
Walbrzych
Lublin
Opole
Wroclaw
9. It is the largest Polish seaport on the Baltic Sea.
Miedzyzdroje
Gdynia
Szczecin
Swinoujscie
10. This city was Poland's first capital, and it is called the cradle of the Polish State.
Krakow
Gniezno
Opole
Zamosc
Gdansk
Krakow
Warsaw
Poznan
2. This city in the mountains Tatra is called Poland's winter capital.
Krakow
Bydgoszcz
Wroclaw
Zakopane
3. This city is regarded by many as the cultural capital of the country. It boasts of one of the oldest universities in Europe.
Gdansk
Olsztyn
Lublin
Krakow
4. This important seaport is the cradle of the "Solidarity" movement.
Poznan
Kielce
Lublin
Gdansk
5. It is the second largest city in Poland. Its name in English translates as a "boat".
Zamosc
Lublin
Lodz
Suwalki
6. This vibrant city is often called the economic capital of Poland.
Wroclaw
Poznan
Katowice
Plock
7. This city may be called the religious capital of Poland.
Plock
Czestochowa
Opole
Zamosc
8. This city, on the river Odra in southwestern Poland, is often called the Venice of Poland.
Walbrzych
Lublin
Opole
Wroclaw
9. It is the largest Polish seaport on the Baltic Sea.
Miedzyzdroje
Gdynia
Szczecin
Swinoujscie
10. This city was Poland's first capital, and it is called the cradle of the Polish State.
Krakow
Gniezno
Opole
Zamosc