European Cities A-Z by Clue #1 - Statistics

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	Hint	City	% Correct
H	Capital of Finland	Helsinki	98%
B	Capital of Catalonia	Barcelona	97%
F	Germany's financial capital	Frankfurt	97%
M	Has the world's largest Oktoberfest celebration	Munich	96%
C	Hosts the world's most prestigious film festival	Cannes	94%
K	Second largest city in Poland	Kraków	94%
N	Closest major city to Mount Vesuvius	Naples	94%
R	Known as "The Eternal City"	Rome	94%
W	In 1955, communist countries met here to sign a pact	Warsaw	93%
S	Four of the five Nobel Prizes are awarded here	Stockholm	91%
P	Galileo supposedly dropped balls of different weights from city's tower	Pisa	87%
D	Mostly destroyed by firebombing on 13 February 1945	Dresden	86%
Y	Oldest city in northern England, founded by the Romans in 71 AD	York	85%
G	Of all the cities in Europe, this one is closest to Africa	Gibraltar	83%
V	Where paella comes from originally	Valencia	82%
A	Center of the world's diamond industry	Antwerp	77%
I	Hosted the Winter Olympics in 1964 and 1976	Innsbruck	76%
L	In 1755, it was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami	Lisbon	72%
E	Built near an extinct volcano called Arthur's Seat	Edinburgh	71%
Z	Where V. I. Lenin and James Joyce lived in exile	Zurich	64%
T	Where the Concorde and Airbus A380 took their first flights	Toulouse	58%
O	Where you might see a don punting along a river	Oxford	49%
J	Sherry wine comes from this city in Andalucia	Jerez de la Frontera	43%
Q	City in Brittany	Quimper / Quiberon	34%
U	Largest city in the northern half of Sweden	Umeå	28%
X	City in Thrace spelled Ξάνθη in its native language	Xanthi	27%

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