Rouen, France.

Where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake 30 May, 1431, from the porch of the church there now. There is also a famous one-handed clock in the street where you can find some of the best little macaroons and other little cakes in France.

Sweden

Transylvania

Uzbekistan

Venice Beach, California

Washington, D.C.

'X' again.

Xayabury, Laos.

Yorkshire.

Zanesville, Ohio.

The town that made national headlines last year, when a man released all of the exotic animals he owned loose through the town.

Aquincum, Hungary

These are some of the ruins of the quite extensive Roman city of Aquincum, adjacent to where Budapest is now. That city was part of the Roman province of Pannonia, the Latin name for Hungary. The Magyars, led by Arpad, came to Hungary before the end of the 1st Millenium, AD. The Buda part of Budapest is named after a brother of Attila the Hun, whom the Magyars regarded as akin to them.

Zanesville, Ohio. The town that made national headlines last year, when a man released all of the exotic animals he owned loose through the town.

How "Zaney"! I think we heard about that as well, so it wasn't only national headlines

Berea (pronounced Bree-uh) Ohio

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Cancun, Mexico

Danube River (International)

Here the Danube River separates Buda from Pest in Hungary.

Danube River starts in Germany's Black Forest before crossing Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia and Serbia. It forms the border between Romania and Bulgaria before entering the Black Sea on the borders of Moldova and Ukraine. It is one of Europe's and the World's most important rivers.

Easter Island

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Faroe Islands