1. Brussles
   Brussels
2. Brussel
   Brussiles

Brussels is the capital city of Belgium. The city has close to 1.2 million inhabitants. The vegetable, Brussels sprouts, is named after the city.

1. Hurzigovina
   Herzigovina
2. Herzegovina
   Horzegovian

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a small country in Europe. Bordering Croatia and Montenegro, it shares a small border with the Adriatic Sea.

1. Meditteranean Sea
   Meditterranean Sea
2. Mediterranean Sea
   Medditerranean Sea

The Mediterranean Sea is a body of water that forms off the Atlantic Ocean. It lies between Europe and the Northern African countries. It is close to 1 million square miles in area.

1. Isanbul
   Istanbull
2. Istanbul
   Instanbul

Although many might believe the city with the largest population is always the capital of its country, they'd be wrong. Ankara is the capital of Turkey but Istanbul has a greater population. In fact, it is the largest city in all of Europe with more than 15 million people.

1. Eyeful Tower
   Aiffel Tower
2. Ifull Tower
   Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world. Located in Paris, France, it was also at once point in time, the highest structure in the world. It stand just over 1,000 feet tall.

1. Seine
   Sane
2. Scene
   Cane

The fifth-longest river in France, the Seine runs right through the heart of France. It is just over 480 miles long.

1. Cazakstan
   Kazacstan
2. Kazakhstan
   Kazikstan

Kazakhstan is one of the few countries that is in the ambiguous Eurasian area. With 10 percent of its land in Europe, it is often considered to be on both continents. Its capital is Astana.

1. Podgorica
   Padgorica
2. Podgarica
   Podgerica

Podgorica is the capital of, and largest city in, Montenegro. Montenegro is small in size compared to the other European countries. Podgorica has a population of just under 190,000.

1. Ajerbaijan
   Azerbaijan
2. Asherbaijan
   Acherbaigan

Azerbaijan is another small country that falls near the Eurasian border. Its capital is Baku and its official language is Azerbaijani.

1. Jibralter
   Gebralter
2. Jebralter
   Gibraltar

The Strait of Gibraltar is a narrow water passage that is at the mouth of the Mediterranean Sea. It separates the sea from the Atlantic Ocean.

1. Mosquow
   Mascow
2. Moscoh
   Moscow

Moscow is the capital of Russia and is also has the second-largest population in all of Europe. Just after Istanbul, Moscow has more than 12 million residents.

1. Troovi Fountain
   Trevi Fountain
2. Trevy Fountain
   Trevee Fountain

The Trevi Fountain is a popular landmark in Rome, Italy, that has been around since 1762. Many people travel there from around the world to make their three wishes.

1. Vatikan City
   Vaticin City
2. Vatican City
   Vaticen City

Vatican City is the smallest country in Europe. Its capital is Vatican City and the country has a population of less than 1,000 people.

1. Pyrinees
   Pyreknees
2. Pirenees
   Pyrenees

The Pyrenees mountain chain falls between Spain and France. Spanning their entire border, its more than 305 miles long.

1. Stokholm
   Stockhome
2. Stockholm
   Stokchelm

Stockholm is the capital city of Sweden. Although not the largest, it is the most populous city within the country.

1. Syprus
   Cypris
2. Syprous
   Cyprus

Cyprus is a small European country located in the Mediterranean Sea. The inhabitants speak Greek and Turkish. Nicosia is its capital city.

1. Balltic Sea
   Baltic Sea
2. Baltick Sea
   Baltik Sea

Branching off from the Atlantic Ocean, the Baltic Sea is between Norway, Denmark and Sweden, and other European countries like Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

1. Sophia
   Sofia
2. Sopheea
   Sopia

Sofia is the largest city in Bulgaria and also its capital. The city has more than 1 million residents and is on the western side of the country.

1. The Colloseum
   The Colosseum
2. The Collisseum
   The Coloseum

While commonly spelled Colosseum, this location can also go by Coliseum. This landmark was the largest amphitheater ever built and has been around since 80 AD. It is located in Rome, Italy.

1. Volga
   Volvo
2. Vulga
   Vulgar

The Volga River is the largest in Europe. Just under 2,300 feet long, it is just a bit smaller than the Mississippi River in the United States.

1. Bordeaux
   Champane
2. Burdeau
   Champagne

Bordeaux is a popular city located in France. Found in the southeast region of the country, the city is known for its wine production.

1. Keyev
   Kiev
2. Ciev
   Kieve

Found in Ukraine, Kiev is both its largest and capital city. With close to 3 million residents, it is one of the most populous cities in Europe.

1. Swisserland
   Switzerland
2. Swizterland
   Switzerlund

Bern is the capital of Switzerland. Located in Western Europe, Switzerland shares borders with France, Italy, and Germany. The country also has many official languages, which include those of its surrounding countries, German, French, and Italian.

1. Andriatic
   Adriatic
2. Adriatick
   Edreatic

The Adriatic Sea is a body of water that falls to the East of Italy. About 500 miles long, it also shares borders with Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Albania.

1. Czech Republic
   Check Republic
2. Czeck Republic
   Czechoslovakia

When Czechoslovakia separated, it became the countries of Czech Republic and Slovakia. Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, a country which has close to 11 million inhabitants.

1. Pesa
   Pizza
2. Piza
   Pisa

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a grand tourist site in Pisa, Italy. The tilt of the tower has been there since its construction in 1372 and it stands just under 200 feet tall.

1. Whales
   Wails
2. Wales
   Wells

Wales is small country that is part of the United Kingdom. Its capital is Cardiff and it has a population of just over 3 million people.

1. Danyube
   Danabe
2. Danube
   Denabe

The Danube is the second-longest river in Europe. What also makes it special is that it runs through four capital cities in Europe: Vienna, Austria, Budapest, Hungary, Belgrade, Serbia, and Bratislava, Slovakia.

1. Luljana
   Lubjan
2. Ljana
   Ljubljana

Ljubljana is the capital city of Slovenia. It is also the largest city with just over 275,000 residents.

1. Turkee
   Torkey
2. Turkey
   Terkee

While Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey, Ankara is the capital. Located in central turkey, it is still one of the most populous cities with more than 5 million inhabitants.

1. Norweegian Sea
   Norweagian Sea
2. Norwegian Sea
   Knorwegian Sea

The Norwegian Sea is a northern body of water that lies between Iceland and Norway. It is just over half a million square miles in area.

1. Buddhapest
   Budhapest
2. Budapest
   Boodapest

Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. Budapest also has the largest population in the country with more than 1.7 million inhabitants. The city is one of the capitals through which the Danube River runs.

1. Sacre-Bleu
   Sacre-Coeur
2. Sacer-Ceuor
   Saccre-Ceour

While it's easy to call in Sacred Heart because of its translation, if you're going to France, you need to call it the Sacre-Coeur Basilica. It is located in Paris.

1. Luxemburg
   Luxembourg
2. Luxemborg
   Luxambourg

Luxembourg is a small country located in Western Europe. The country has just under 600,000 inhabitants and its capital city is also named Luxembourg.

1. Rakejavik
   Reykjavik
2. Raykjavik
   Raykjavick

Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland. Also the largest city in the country, it has around 120,000 inhabitants. It is also the northernmost country capital.