Facts about Kuressaare

Kuressaare was given the city rights

• 8th August 1573

• 8th May 1563

• 18 June 1700

Choose all names of Kuressaare in the right order

• Kuressaare, Arensburg, Kingissepa, Kuressaare

• Arensburg, Kingissepa, Arensburg, Kuressaare

• Arensburg, Kuressaare, Kingissepa, Kuressaare

During centuries Saaremaa was ruled by

• Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Russia

• Germany, Poland, Sweden, Russia

• Germany, Livonia, Poland, Sweden

The Kuressaare Town Hall was built

• at the beginning of the 18th century

• in the 1st half of the 17th century

• in the second half of the 17th century

The Kuressaare Town Hall represents

• Gothic style

• Baroque style

• Classicism

The construction of Kuressaare Episcopal Castle began in

• 1340

• 1240

• 1440

The Kuressaare Episcopal Castle represents

• Classicism

• Baroque style

• Gothic style

Sometimes Kuressaare is called

• a pearl of Gothic

• a pearl of Baroque

• a pearl of Classicism

KODA, a nobleman's winter home in Kuressaare, represents

• Baroque

• Classicism

• Gothic

• Romanesque

A famous American architect Louis Isadore Kahn (1901-1974) spent his early childhood in

• Pärnu

• Haapsalu

• Narva

• Kuressaare