Randomised quiz

Time for a short hop now, departing from Bristol in the south-east on the A4, you will need to head just 5 miles before joining the A36 eastbound to enter your next destination - where are you?

1. Remember that one country previously that bordered two microstates? Well, this one also borders two microstates!
2. It is a nation of lakes, with more than 1000
3. This country contains mainland Europe's only active volcanos
   
4. The people have a love for coffee - consuming literally billions of espressos per year
5. A country of immense history, but its modern incarnation would not form through a union of individual states until the 1860s
6. Its northern border is almost completely lined by mountains
7. This country's impact can be felt around Europe and around the Mediterranean, thanks to its ancient empire
8. ...with remnants of its empire visible as far away as the United Kingdom, Syria and Jordan
9. One of the most popular tourist destinations, outside the capital, is Lagoon City - a city built on islands in a bay with waterways forming the main method of transportation
10. The national dishes are particularly iconic - some sources list pasta, others list pizza, but either way, they are spectacular choices

Starting its course in the Cambrian Mountains on the Plynlimon massif, this river snakes its way through Powys, passing via settlements such as Newtown and Welshpool before crossing the border into England. Once in England, the river gradually turns south while passing through a handful of sizeable settlements as it routes through Shropshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire before ending at one of the highest tidal range estuaries in the world. While exploring this river, you may encounter such landmarks as the iconic Iron bridge and a sandstone castle in Shropshire, a beautiful cathedral in Worcestershire and if you visit at the right time of year you may even see a bore.

Culloden Battlefield is a National Trust for Scotland property where the Battle of Culloden took place - this was during the Jacobite Rising of 1745. Today, the site is a museum, a collection of memorials and cairns. The battle obviously took place in its namesake, but which city is Culloden just east of?

This time of year we expect all the little critters around the United Kingdom to disappear as they bunk down for the cold months, but which of the following will actually Hibernate for the whole winter?

Which of these started as The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli?