1. Sevilla
   Podgorica
2. Stockholm
   Hamburg

Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany with over 1.8 million people. The city is well-known for its culture with many theaters, museums, and festivals.

1. Lyon
   Warsaw
2. Prague
   Barcelona

Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland. One of the most populated cities in Europe, the city has over 1.7 million people. The city is also well-known for the Warsaw Pact, a treaty agreement signed in 1955 between the Soviet Union and several smaller Soviet states. It was dissolved in 1991.

1. Vilnius
   Istanbul
2. Turk
   Naples

One of the largest cities in the world, Istanbul is one of the most populous cities, as well as the cultural hub of the country of Turkey. The city is known for the Hagia Sophia, one of the world's largest churches at one point in time, as well as the Grand Bazaar, which is thought to be the world's first shopping mall.

1. Birmingham
   Antwerp
2. Gijon
   Amsterdam

Birmingham is the second largest and populous city in England. With slightly over 1.1 million people, the city is alive with culture which includes their symphony orchestra, royal ballet, and opera company.

1. London
   Bilbao
2. Riga
   Helsinki

Helsinki serves as the capital city of Finland. With over 600,000 people, it is also the largest and most populated city in the country. The city also serves as the centerpiece of Finnish culture.

1. Malaga
   Vienna
2. Reykjavik
   Birmingham

Reykjavik is the capital city of the country of Iceland. The hub of most Icelandic life, the city is known for the 1986 Reykjavik Summit where Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev met.

1. Madrid
   London
2. Munich
   Oporto

One of the largest and most populous cities in all of Europe, London also serves as the largest city in England. Known for many landmarks, the city is well known for Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, and the London Eye.

1. Warsaw
   Athens
2. Kharkov
   Rome

Rome serves as the capital city of Italy. One of the most visited cities of the world, the city is known for their rich culture, as well as their landmarks, like the Trevi fountain, Colosseum, and Vatican City, the sovereign state located completely within the borders of the city.

1. Krakow
   Bergen
2. Dublin
   Bucharest

Dublin serves as the largest and capital city of Ireland. With a population of slightly over half a million, the city is nicknamed, "The Fair City."

1. Odeessa
   Cannes
2. Turin
   Glasgow

Located in Southeastern France, Cannes is a highly visited French city. Cannes is known for their annual "Cannes Film Festival" which is visited by actors and actresses from all around the world.

1. Manchester
   Lisbon
2. St. Petersburg
   Belgrade

Manchester is a big cultural hub of England and the U.K. With slightly over half a million people, the city has not only produced numerous stars, but it is well known for its cultural impact in the U.K.

1. Geneva
   Belfast
2. Brussels
   Kiev

Brussels serves as the capital of Belgium and has a population of over 1.1 million. Although well-known for its food, Brussels is often considered the "unofficial" capital of Europe, due to its housing of the European Union and NATO institutions.

1. Milan
   Madrid
2. Brasov
   Istanbul

Madrid is the capital city of Spain and one of the largest and most populated cities in Europe with over 3.1 million people. The city is known for its literature and abundance of Catholic churches.

1. Skopje
   Helsinki
2. Paris
   Prague

Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic. The city is ripe with Czech culture that can be found at locations such as Old Town Square, Mala Strana, and the National Theatre.

1. Stockholm
   Catania
2. Edinburg
   Hamberg

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and the most populated city in the country and the remaining Nordic cities. Known for the Stockholm City Hall and Stockholm Palace, the city hosts the annual Nobel Prize award ceremony.

1. Zagreb
   Palermo
2. Cork
   Moscow

Moscow is the most populated Russian city, as well as the second-most populated in Europe after Istanbul. The city hosted the 1980 Summer Olympics and is set to host the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

1. Maimo
   Glasgow
2. Liverpool
   Edinburgh

Part of the U.K., Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland. The city is known for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which takes place over a number of weeks each year.

1. Glasgow
   Minsk
2. Bristol
   Oslo

Minsk is the capital and largest city of Belarus. It also serves as the capital of the Commonwealth of Independent States, which include Russia, Armenia, and Uzbekistan.

1. Venice
   Bari
2. Marseille
   L'viv

Venice is one of the most visited cities in Italy. Known for its lagoon, the city, heavily focused around the Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge, was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

1. Rome
   Paris
2. Bern
   Leeds

Paris serves as the capital city of France. Booming with life and culture, the city is known for Paris Fashion Week, as well as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral.

1. Vienna
   Moscow
2. Budapest
   London

Vienna is the capital of Austria and is often referred to as the "city of music." This was due to many composers who housed themselves in the country's capital.

1. Sofia
   Oslo
2. Tallinn
   Manchester

Oslo is the capital city of Norway. While Stockholm is responsible for giving out the Nobel Prizes, the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded annually in Oslo.

1. Sarajevo
   Murcia
2. Saint Petersburg
   Berlin

Saint Petersburg is the second largest city in Russia. Once the capital of Imperial Russia, the name was changed three times in the 20th century.

1. Antwerp
   Bursa
2. Cologne
   Sofia

Antwerp is one of the most populated cities in Belgium and is known as the "diamond capital of the world" due to over 60% of the world's diamonds being cut and traded in the city.

1. Munich
   Bergen
2. Belfast
   Leeds

Munich is the third largest Germanic city and is the capital of the largest Germanic state, Bavaria. The city is also known for their football team, Bayern Munich.

1. London
   Bucharest
2. L'viv
   Kharkov

Bucharest is the capital city of Romania and is often referred to as "Little Paris" or "Paris of the East." The city is known for the Palace of the Parliament, the largest Parliament building in the world, as well as their modeled version of Paris' Arc de Triomphe.

1. Sarajevo
   Murcia
2. Cork
   Budapest

With over 1.7 million people, Budapest is one of the largest European cities, as well as the capital of Hungary. The city is known for their Chain Bridge that connects the areas of Buda and Pest over the Danube River.

1. Paris
   Lisbon
2. Birmingham
   Genoa

Lisbon is the capital city of Portugal and one of the most populated areas in Europe. The city is known for landmarks such as the Belem Tower and Sao Jorge Castle.

1. Zagreb
   Rome
2. Skopje
   Bari

Zagreb is the capital city of Croatia. The city is known for the Cibona and HOTO towers, as well as the Croatian National Theatre.

1. Istanbul
   Berlin
2. Turk
   Milan

Milan is one of Italy's largest cities, as well as one of four fashion capitals of the world. The city is also known for Santa Maria delle Grazie, the church that houses da Vinci's famous painting, The Last Supper.

1. Turin
   Maimo
2. Amsterdam
   Bristol

Amsterdam is the capital and most populated city in the Netherlands. The city houses the Van Gogh Museum, as well as the Anne Frank House, but it is widely regarded for its cannabis coffee shops.

1. Tallinn
   Athens
2. Copenhagen
   Edinburg

Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark. The city is known for the Trivoli Garden but is more widely recognized for the "Little Mermaid" statue.

1. Krakow
   Madrid
2. Liverpool
   Geneva

Geneva is the second largest Swiss city after Zurich. The city is known for the Geneva Conventions, as well as the luxurious area of Lake Geneva.

1. Glasgow
   Berlin
2. Vilnius
   Marseille

Berlin is the capital city of Germany and the largest city. The city is well known for the wall that was erected in the middle of the city in 1961 and was torn down in 1989.

1. Barcelona
   St. Petersburg
2. Bucharest
   Kiev

One of the most visited cities in Spain and Europe, Barcelona is the second populous city in the country. The city is known for the unfinished church, Sagrada Familia, as well as their football team, FC Barcelona.