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• St. Stephen's Cathedral acquired its present form by 1511. The first temple on the site of this cathedral was built back in 1137-1147. What European country and its capital is it a symbol of?
• The Manneken Pis Fountain is a very peculiar symbol, but no less famous. Enterprising citizens sewed him a closet, which he wears on various occasions. What country symbol is he?
• And this photo shows two symbols at once - a red double-decker bus and a phone booth. Whose symbols are they?
• The three-plate leaf of this plant is the symbol of ...
• A windmill and tulips. What country in Western Europe can you call these symbols?
• The whooper swan is a beautiful bird that forms pairs for life. What northern European country is it the symbol of?
• The modern symbol of this state is a lion, his image on the coat of arms of this country is used three times, which means the unification of the three lands: Moesia, Thrace and Macedonia. It belongs to ...
• The European bison is the symbol of Belovezhskaya Pushcha and ...
• This statue by sculptor Edward Eriksen has been a symbol of ...
• Chocolate is a very delicious and flavorful symbol, don't you think? And who do many of the world's sweet tooth associate it with?
• Sirtaki is not a folk dance, it was created for a feature film based on the ancient warrior dance Hasapiko. Nevertheless, it has become very popular and is considered a symbol of this country.
• Flamenco and bullfighting. Passion and struggle. What country are they symbols of?
• The rooster that saved an innocent young man by his cry has become a symbol of justice and ...
• The Leaning Tower of Pisa acquired its slope while it was still under construction. This famous building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site number 395. What country is it a symbol of?
• This eight-pointed cross was used as a symbol of the once mighty Knights Hospitaller Order. What country is it a symbol of nowadays?
• This bright funny bird is called the Atlantic puffin. They nest on the coasts of this country and are its unofficial symbol.
• The heather, whose honey is sung in Robert Lewis Stevenson's ballad Heather Ale, is a symbol of ...
• The bear is a heraldic animal and the symbol of a European state since the 13th century. It is ...
• Beer has been brewed in this country since the Celts, but the first mention of a "brewery" was in 1118. Since then, this foamy drink has become a symbol of ...
• What country's three symbols would we see if a bear climbed a birch tree with a balalaika in its paws?