Destination X episode 4 - All the clues that gave away the cast's location
Another Thursday means another episode of Destination X - BBC One's latest gameshow which sees contestants try to get guess exactly where in the world they've been taken to. After the twists and turns of last night's episode which saw three eliminated contestants return to the show, the mood had significantly shifted as the group headed to their next location.
With factions forming and divides deepening, the cast struggled to trust anyone as clues were slowly uncovered. Ultimately, the stars were revealed to be in Salzburg, Austria by presenter Rob Brydon and despite being given the most clues, Chloe-Anne was next to leave the coach for good.
While the rest of the cast managed to guess Austria, did you correctly guess the latest destination while watching at home? Here are all the clues that you may have missed in Destination X episode four.
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Salzburg stay
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Walks to Werfen
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It's coming up roses
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The music of Mozart
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Waltzing to the win
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The hills are alive
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