Most Romantic Cities Word Search: Paris, Venice, Verona and Prague

Eleven of the world's most romantic destinations. Paris, the city of love; Venice and its gondolas; Rome, Florence and Verona, home of Romeo and Juliet; Prague's bridges; Vienna's waltzes; Barcelona's Gaudí buildings; the canals of Amsterdam and Bruges; and London along the Thames.

Three cities start with V: Venice, Verona and Vienna.

Romantic Cities and Landmarks Vocabulary: 11 Words to Find

Words run across, up and down, and diagonally; 5 of the 11 read backwards. The longest words are Amsterdam and Barcelona, with 9 letters each.

Amsterdam: The Dutch capital of canals and bridges, a favorite city for couples.
Barcelona: The Spanish city of Gaudí, where couples exchange roses and books on Saint George's Day.
Bruges: A romantic Belgian city of canals and swans.
Florence: The Italian city of the Renaissance and of sunset views over the Arno.
London: The British capital, with its river walks and the London Eye.
Paris: Paris, home of the Eiffel Tower and of many marriage proposals.
Prague: The Czech capital, with its Charles Bridge and old town.
Rome: The Eternal City, where the Saint Valentine story began.
Venice: The Italian city of canals and gondolas.
Verona: The Italian city where Romeo and Juliet is set.
Vienna: The Austrian capital of waltzes and grand cafés.

How to Solve the Romantic Cities and Landmarks Word Search

"Amsterdam" and "Paris" are the only diagonals. "Venice" and "Verona" share VE; "Venice" reads across, like "Barcelona" and "Prague", and "Verona" runs down, like "Bruges" and "Vienna". "Florence", with the only F, and "London" read backwards. "Rome" is the only word running upward.

Romantic Travel Activities

Find each city on a map of Europe.
Plan a dream trip to three of them.
Name one famous sight in each city.