Jeux Sans Frontières - Season 26 / Year 1994

Season 26 / Year 1994
Episodes

Monastère Sainte-Marie de la Victoire (Mosteiro Santa Maria da Vitória), Batalha (Portugal)

Monastère Sainte-Marie de la Victoire (Mosteiro Santa Maria da Vitória), Batalha (Portugal)

Piscine nationale universitaire de Tal-Qroqq (Malte)

Piscine nationale universitaire de Tal-Qroqq (Malte)

Stade d'athlétisme, Hradec Králové (République tchèque)

Place de la Cathédrale (Dóm Tér), Pécs (Hongrie)

Centre militaire de Poros (Κέντρο Εκπαίδευσης Πόρος) (Grèce)

Stade central (Centralnega stadiona), Ljubljana (Slovénie)

Piazzale Clodio, Rome (Italie)

Piazzale Clodio, Rome (Italie)

Finale: Castell Caerddyd (Château de Cardiff) (Pays de Galles)
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