With the daily trivia of January 31, 2026 you can expand your knowledge. It’s about an Eulenspiegel city, the Dresden Zwinger and the author of “Solaris”. Get started and test your general knowledge!
In the daily trivia of January 31, 2026 we are once again looking for a meaning: What is behind the adjective sublime? It is used to describe something that is of exceptional quality, extraordinary beauty, sublimity or elegance. Overall, the word describes something that goes beyond the ordinary, has an exceptional quality or beauty and can evoke a strong emotional response. Do you use it often?
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But the daily trivia of January 31, 2026 is about more than just our language, there’s also another geographical question waiting for you: Which river flows through St. Petersburg? We are quite sure you know the river which is primary flowing through Saint Petersburg, Russia, connecting Lake Ladoga to the Gulf of Finland. It has a length of 74 km and defines the city’s geography, with its delta creating numerous islands and smaller channels throughout the city, which as called Petrograd in former times and later Leningrad. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the city was renamed St. Petersburg.
We also want to know the name of the architect of the Dresden Zwinger. He was a German baroque architect. His designs for the Dresden Zwinger are characterized by their elegance, harmonious proportions and rich ornamentation. The building consists of various pavilions, galleries and gardens arranged around a large inner courtyard. The Dresden Zwinger is an outstanding example of Baroque architecture and a popular landmark of the city of Dresden.
If you now also know who wrote the science fiction novel “Solaris” (1961) and what the largest battleship in the German navy during the Second World War was called, then you’re sure to score lots of points with the correct answers in the daily trivia of January 31, 2026.
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31. January 26, 12:30 – Isabell Slisz
