European Cities Quiz
How many of Europe's largest cities can you place on the map? From the Atlantic coast to the Urals.
Name a city to start. There are 100 cities on this map.
Why is a capital city missing?
Every figure here is the city proper, meaning the city itself as its national statistics office defines it, not the wider metro area. That keeps countries comparable, but it pushes some famous capitals well down the list: the City of Brussels is a municipality of about 198,000 people inside a region of over 1.2 million. Capitals below the 497,061 cutoff miss out, including Tallinn, Bratislava, Skopje, Tirana, Ljubljana, Sarajevo, Pristina, Brussels, Podgorica, Bern, Nicosia, Reykjavik, Luxembourg, and Valletta.
Only cities in Europe are included. Places in Asian Russia or Asian Turkey, such as Ankara, Izmir, Yekaterinburg and Chelyabinsk, sit outside Europe and are not in the quiz.
By population
- No cities named yet.
Population bands
- 2M+0/10
- 1-2M0/26
- 750k-1M0/11
- 500-750k0/52
- Under 500k0/1
By country
Russia0/22
Germany0/15
United Kingdom0/9
Ukraine0/8
Italy0/6
Spain0/6
Poland0/5
France0/4
Netherlands0/3
Belarus0/2
Sweden0/2
Austria0/1
Belgium0/1
Bulgaria0/1
Croatia0/1
Czechia0/1
Denmark0/1
Finland0/1
Greece0/1
Hungary0/1
Ireland0/1
Latvia0/1
Lithuania0/1
Moldova0/1
Norway0/1
Portugal0/1
Romania0/1
Serbia0/1
Turkey0/1
Population statistics are sourced from national statistical offices: Statistics Austria (Austria), Belstat (Belarus), Statbel (Belgium), NSI (Bulgaria), DZS (Croatia), CZSO (Czechia), Statistics Denmark (Denmark), Statistics Finland (Finland), INSEE (France), Destatis (Germany), ELSTAT (Greece), KSH (Hungary), CSO (Ireland), ISTAT (Italy), CSB (Latvia), Statistics Lithuania (Lithuania), NBS (Moldova), CBS (Netherlands), SSB (Norway), GUS (Poland), INE (Portugal), INS (Romania), Rosstat (Russia), SORS (Serbia), INE (Spain), SCB (Sweden), TÜİK (Turkey), Ukrstat (Ukraine), and ONS (United Kingdom). The quiz covers the 100 largest cities on the Europe map. This data is for entertainment only and should not be used for any commercial, academic, or decision-making purpose.