Statistics for European Cities that Most JetPunkers Should Know

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Hint	City	% Correct
Its symbols include black cabs, double-decker buses and red telephone booths	London	100%
Its attractions include a large gate, a checkpoint, and the remains of a wall	Berlin	98%
Built upon water, this city is famous for its gondolas and canals	Venice	98%
Designed by Antoni Gaudí, this Catalan city is the world capital of architecture	Barcelona	95%
This bilingual city known for its cuisine is home to the EU and NATO	Brussels	95%
This Bavarian city holds the annual Oktoberfest celebrations	Munich	95%
"City of Lights" with art museums, a giant arc and a steel tower	Paris	95%
This city with marble temples was the birthplace of democracy	Athens	93%
The westernmost major European city, it has a rich history of trade and exploration	Lisbon	93%
Built on fourteen islands, this Scandinavian city awards the Nobel Prize	Stockholm	93%
Built mostly on reclaimed land below sea level, this city is bisected by canals	Amsterdam	90%
Located in the center of a peninsula, this city boasts museums and flamenco	Madrid	88%
Once a massive empire, “The Eternal City” still stands upon the Tiber	Rome	88%
The city of fairy tales, this bike-friendly city is one of the happiest in the world	Copenhagen	83%
Formerly ruled by the Medicis, this city was the birthplace of the Renaissance	Florence	83%
Located on the Danube, its golden hall is a world center of music	Vienna	83%
The most expensive city in the world, it is home to the WTO and the WHO	Geneva	80%
The historical capital of Bohemia, it is known as “City of a Hundred Spires”	Prague	80%
Formed by a coalition of three towns, this city is famous for its thermal baths	Budapest	78%
This city on the Vistula River signed a major pact in 1955	Warsaw	78%