Most important cities in Italy - Statistics

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Region	Status	Hint	Answer	% Correct
Tuscany	□ Metropolitan City	Largest in Tuscany; Birthplace of the Renaissance	Florence	100%
Lazio	☆ Metropolitan City	Largest city in Italia by proper city population	Rome	100%
Sicily	□ Metropolitan City	Largest in Sicily; Has a coast on the Tyrrhenian Sea	Palermo	94%
Apulia	□ Metropolitan City	Largest in Apulia; Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea	Bari	88%
Emilia-Romagna	□ Metropolitan City	Home to the oldest university in Europe	Bologna	88%
Liguria	□ Metropolitan City	Brithplace of Christopher Columbus; Has a coast on the Ligurian Sea	Genoa	88%
Lombardy	□ Metropolitan City	Largest metropolitan area in Italy; Italy's fashion capital	Milan	88%
Tuscany	○	Where you will find the famous Leaning Tower	Pisa	88%
Piedmont	□ Metropolitan City	Home to Fiat; Once capital of the Kingdom of Sardinia	Turin	88%
Veneto	□ Metropolitan City	Found on a lagoon; It's Republic dominated the Mediterranean trade in the 1400s-1500s	Venice	88%
Sicily	○ Metropolitan City	Second largest in Sicily; Has a coast on the Ionian Sea	Catania	81%
Campania	□ Metropolitan City	Third largest in Italy; Birthplace of Pizza	Naples	81%
Veneto	○	Second largest in Veneto; Where Romeo and Juliet takes place	Verona	81%
Sardinia	□ Metropolitan City	Largest in Sardinia; Found in the southern part of the island	Cagliari	75%
Lombardy	○	Known for it's views on the lake named after this city; it's province borders Switzerland	Como	75%
Friuli-Venezia Giulia	□	Chief town; Was once the main Austro-Hungarian port on the Adriatic Sea	Trieste	75%
Aosta Valley	□	The name of the region contains it's chief town	Aosta	69%
Sicily	○ Metropolitan City	The strait between the Tyrrhenian and the Ionian Seas is named after this City	Messina	69%
Sicily	○	Once a powerful Greek city-state; Has a coast on the Ionian Sea	Syracuse	69%
Tuscany	○	Third largest in Tuscany; Has a coast on the Tyrrhenian Sea	Livorno	63%
Emilia-Romagna	○	Third largest in Emilia-Romagna	Modena	63%
Veneto	○	Home to the second oldest university in Italy; Near the chief town of Veneto	Padua	63%
Emilia-Romagna	○	Second largest in Emilia-Romagna; Once formed a duchy with the city below	Parma	63%
Lombardy	○	City divided in Città Alta and Città Bassa (high and low city)	Bergamo	56%
Lombardy	○	Second largest in Lombardy; It's province borders Lake Garda	Brescia	56%
Emilia-Romagna	○	Was once an important port and even capital of the Western Roman Empire	Ravenna	56%
Emilia-Romagna	○	It's province borders San Marino and Marche; Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea	Rimini	56%
Campania	○	Second largest in Campania	Salerno	56%
Calabria	○ Metropolitan City	Largest in Calabria; Has a coast on a strait between the Tyrrhenian and the Ionian Seas	Reggio di Calabria	50%
Trentino-Alto Adige	□ Autonomous Province	Found in the Italian half of the region (Trentino)	Trento	50%
Marche	□	Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea	Ancona	44%
Trentino-Alto Adige	○ Autonomous Province	Found in the German half of the region (South Tyrol / Alto Adige)	Bolzano	44%
Emilia-Romagna	○	It's province borders Veneto	Ferrara	44%
Lombardy	○	Chief town of the "Province of _____ and Brianza"	Monza	44%
Campania	N	Destroyed by the Vesuvius in 79 AD	Pompei	44%
Sardinia	○ Metropolitan City	Second largest in Sardinia; Found on the northern part of the island	Sassari	44%
Apulia	○	Second largest in Apulia The largest gulf in the Ionian Sea is named after this city	Taranto	44%
Apulia	○	Third largest in Apulia; The Gargano Peninsula is found this province	Foggia	38%
Abruzzo	□	Literally means "The Eagle"	L'Aquila	38%
Umbria	□	Home to a chocolate company which is named after this city	Perugia	38%
Abruzzo	○	Largest in Abruzzo; Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea	Pescara	38%
Tuscany	○	Second largest in Tuscany; Near the chief town of Tuscany; Literally means "Lawn"	Prato	38%
Piedmont	○	Second largest in Piedmont; It's province borders Lake Maggiore to the north	Novara	31%
Basilicata	□	Literally means "Power"	Potenza	31%
Liguria	N	Where the Italian Music Festival takes place every year	Sanremo	31%
Veneto	○	Famous for Palladian architecture; Foun between the two cities above	Vicenza	31%
Emilia-Romagna	○	The first word of it's named is shared with the Metropolitan City in Calabria	Reggio nell'Emilia	25%
Molise	□	Literally means "Low field"	Campobasso	19%
Calabria	□	The City of Silk; Overlooks the Ionian Sea	Catanzaro	13%
Emilia-Romagna	○	This city and Cesena are both chief towns of the "province of _____–Cesena"	Forlì	13%
Lazio	○	Second largest in Lazio; Overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea	Latina	13%
Campania	N	Third largest in Campania; Found in the Metropolitan Area mentioned above	Giugliano in Campania	0%
Emilia-Romagna	○	It's province borders Piedmont; Once formed a duchy with the city above	Piacenza	0%

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