Can You Name Every European City In 30 Minutes?

[@kevincronk7981]

This would be so different in the US, name any European city and you'll get it 10 times in America

[@gentuxable]

Add "New" in front to double the score!

[@dcseain]

As a Virginian, how did he miss Dumfries in Scotland. I grew up near Dumfries, Virginia.

[@kevincronk7981]

@@dcseain I'm from NOVA and currently at Virginia Tech and have never heard of Dumfries

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

@@dcseain Everyone in Britannia here forgets about Dumfries since its so far away from everything else, OH and it's not legally a "city", its just a large town (By Scottish standards).

[@teamextremepk]

​@dcseain it's a small town I'd guess

[@Mr_Godmode]

Watching these type of videos is always frustrating because i know some you don't know and you know some i don't i'm mentally screaming cities now so thank you toycat

[@marcuspoosz2190]

the city you were thinking of Toycat is Lillehammer, hosted the winter olympics in 1994.

[@zavillion893]

I was fuming the entire video because he never guessed Gothenburg lmao

[@roerd]

Yeah, when he started with Scandinavia, Göteborg was the first one I thought of after the capital cities, but he completely ignored it.

[@P--B]

Surprise surprise toycat messing up French geography with Calais being in Normandy?! 😂😂

[@Vojtaniz01]

If I were a Brit, I would have messed up French geography on purpose 😀

[@chickenwarriorr]

French geography? You mean extended Germany

[@Cigmacica]

​@@chickenwarriorrgermany? Really? You could have atleast said belgium to make me a minmum mad

[@DarwinskiYT]

Tbh I used to think that too because it’s northern France and in history they tell us the Normans were from Northern France

[@than217]

Andrew: "I can name cities in Liechtenstein." Quiz: "You can't just make up your own countries."

[@leonardpesch]

As a person living in Mainz, I really appreciate you included it and not Wiesbaden. It's the neigbouring city that's actually bigger, but people from Mainz and Wiesbaden don't like each other that much and there is a big discussion going on which city is better. I'll have to give you a like for that.

[@guppy719]

Mainz is way more famous historically

[@arthurvanrodds2772]

@@guppy719 Also because of the car racing competition I would say

[@ThomasStuttgart]

Andrew needs to buy more train tickets instead of flights and then take the quiz again. Do the world and stuff. 😉

[@radio_marco]

Yeah, Interrail is actually pretty cheap for how far you can go with it.

[@samsam21amb]

Can’t believe toycat forgot Lyon! It was frustrating seeing him forget such a big city!

[@Onibushou]

And who forgets Brest? Never forget the Brest City in France.

[@brianweber4154]

He forgets a lot. Toulouse bologna Palermo Syracusa Amsterdam Lyon basel colonge nurenburg Gothenburg leeds liverpool Genoa verona Rimini Padua narvik Bratislava Sarajevo

[@half55-qo1tq]

​@@OnibushouBrest would also give him another city in Belarus

[@richiehoyt8487]

​@@brianweber4154 To give him his due, he got some of those that you mentioned; and he was robbed with Palermo!

[@The0Stroy]

Orlean

[@jono_cc2258]

Sadness that you went for the town of Fort William and not the actual Cities of Dundee, Perth and Dunfermline. To top it off you didn't even go the seaside metropolises of Blackpool, Hull or Portsmouth, crazy what happens when you're under pressure! Good effort!

[@csstuff421]

Tip: Don't be afraid to type those names. They could get you something, and if they don't work, at least you tried (and maybe get stuff with "every country" option) EDIT: Bangor, Wales used to be hard to get (you'd need to type "Bangor (Wales)" or idk, a similar one, unless every country option was done, perhaps?) until a data update

[@rawcopper604]

"rock law" for Wrocław is craaaazy

[@damienscalia3839]

i want to say its been years since ive watched this channel and im so happy to see you still going! keep it up.

[@davysw]

Done this quiz twice before, landing at 446 and 559 cities respectively (19.88%). But the "cheat codes" really are the towns like Berg and Dorf of which there are like 40-50 in Austria/Switzerland.

[@gentuxable]

How is "Dorf" considered a city lol

[@D_A86]

This is the tupe of challenge where having some knowledge of football teams would be advantageous 😂😂

[@Luredreier]

13:58 We barely use the letters C and W in Nordic languages... They're almost exclusively loan words. "Vik" or "Vík" is the original Nordic spelling of the "wick" in the UK place names...

[@CarMedicine]

6:44 As a Spaniard, it is so painful hearing you say Málaga (city in the south coast) but not putting it in thinking it's the island where Ibiza is (it's also called Ibiza) 29:03 Oh heck yeah you put it in anyway 32:04 Your pronunciation of Murcia is funny xD

[@radio_marco]

You should name Santa Maria. While it didn't register Santa Maria (Val Müstair) in Switzerland, it got 59 Santa Marias in Italy and one in France.

[@savastevanovic]

This was as chaotic as expected

[@catenaris]

Fun to watch! I'd be able to name more but it's always easy to think that while youre watching and not actually doing the quiz. 😂 well you motivated me to take the quiz! Greetings from France!

[@radio_marco]

For Iceland just tipe in some random characters on the keyboard. Chances are that mqrjnqtjnwtj is a real place there.

[@puhnalle3197]

I died inside when he said that Turku is part of Helsinki. They are complete different place.

[@lentas4921]

Yeah 😂

[@lai17]

he was thinking of espoo

[@Diventurer]

If it helps you remember Reykjavik in the future, think of the name as "Reyk - ya - vik" (like it's pronounced). The j can be rather quiet, but it's there. The legoland place in Denmark is Billund.

[@Nitrality]

5:53 your quite off, Normandy is next to Brittany

[@Ellial]

We need to see a video on you doing the world version of this quiz!!! As a quick hint; Just type in random words and youll get random places all over the world.

[@ibx2cat]

It's currently available on patreon if you want to watch :)

[@gotham61]

I'm sitting here yelling out names like Lyon, Toulouse, Aachen, Stuttgart, Gothenberg, Liege, Maastricht, Southampton, Utrecht, and Turin, but I guess you couldn't hear me. You spent a lot of time typing in tiny places that gave you almost nothing, I say go for the low hanging fruit first

[@parkmannate4154]

Did really well on this quiz just naming football clubs tbh

[@AzasharChris]

Darmstadt is pretty cool, which can be translated as intestinecity, there is even a party of the city which is named wixhausen - so you could translate it to: intestinecity-wankhousen

[@LakeGameCreepr]

rare cities (0.5% unlock rate)

[@fredrickdemello2260]

BROTHER I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, ITS USELESS CONTENT BUT YOU MAKE IT VERY FUN, KUDOS

[@daario4278]

It's not useless, it's educational

[@guppy719]

if you want a city in a specific country your can do it by city, country

[@rogink]

Pointing at the bit between Belfast and Londonderry "does anyone live in any of that?" :)

[@N3bulA_]

It's actually so painful seeing someone either initially spell a city right BUT CHANGE IT BEFORE SUBMITTING IT (e.g. Darmstadt -> Darmstatd) or spelling a city right but not noticing a typo, and thinking the correct way of spelling it was incorrect because they weren't paying attention (e.g. Palermo typo'd as Palerno). I usually don't mention it, but it happened SO MANY TIMES that i just had to mention it. Also it's Fort William... Not Fort WilliamS, Fort WilliAM Also instead of using Google Maps, you can click the "What Did I Miss" option in the results screen. Surprised you missed it honestly, it's in an incredibly obvious spot. The reason why Bangor, Wales was the rarest city was because it was overshadowed by Bangor, Northern Ireland. So if you just type "Bangor" it only gives you Bangor, Northern Ireland (unless you're using the Every Country setting, which no one likes using because it gives you credit for cities that you don't even know). Aside from using the Every Country setting, the only way to get Bangor, Wales is typing "Bangor, Wales, UK" into the box. Also the reason why it sometimes gave you the city when you "misspelt" it was because it accepts names from different languages too (e.g. Lubiana for Ljubljana, or Cologne for Köln, so yes you literally could've entered Konigsberg for Kaliningrad) Doesn't make the attempt any worse, it's just something that I wanted to point out. Good attempt :)

[@uuw_]

it actually is alot harder when your put on the spot, i got 215 cities, but you got a higher percentage than me in terms of population

[@bunnyrblxx]

Normandy is a region of france

[@georgerussell9118]

"ibiza is a city on the Isle of Malaga" don't let the Spanish hear you

[@RiedlerMusics]

the editing was nice ^^ only two issues: the greenscreen pokes through occasionally & I really don't think we need the flag of the country you're currently talking about.

[@aaronTGP_3756]

This took more research and history knowledge, as well as many attempts, but I've reached 328. All the capitals, 32/34 cities over a million (the missing ones were Samara and Ufa, Russia), 74/95 over 500K, and 231/700 over 100K. 50 in Italy, 41 France, 38 Germany, 35 Spain. Ukraine, Greece, Britain, and European-Russia are double digits, the rest have an average of 2-ish cities. Still, only got to 24% population. Because there are also many, MANY tiny cities that get small percentage points.

[@DarwinskiYT]

I will ways remember Fort William in Scotland because it was the first place I had a Big Mac

[@genericyoutubeaccount579]

The big three old Roman Empire cities in Germany are Mainz, Cologne, and Trier. Historically they had the largest population in the middle ages until christianity and agriculture could be spread east.

[@toolebukk]

I would probs have gotten more cities named but a lower %

[@Nitrality]

What website?

[@norman7334]

You probably knew Ulm because it’s the birthplace of Albert Einstein.

[@kyanclaessens4777]

I think traveling through europe by train is really good for city knowledge

[@panda_panda1149]

I did the same test and managed 319 cities with 157 million people (23.86%) And I'm just 14 years old lol

[@AmstradExin]

I've got 121 while drunk from Germany and a female fren from UK takes it too.

[@someguy729]

Don't worry, you'll only get worse from there

[@panda_panda1149]

@@someguy729 lol

[@wowthisisareallylongname9236]

as an american i once again agree with the time you release you videos

[@StormCrownSr]

Letting you name a village with a 123 residents as city is really interesting to me. Because it allows for such interesting trivia about countries. Now your teeny tiny village name Ore can be mentioned in a game like this. To make this slightly political, should this game count the destroyed cities of Ukraine? And if this game can include them, should they count as a population as 0? Or should it use pre-war numbers? If we want to get into yikes-y territory, should Russian fascists get to count as dwellers in these cities? Or not? Please note I'm only looking at this through this website, a website that allows a little hamlet to count as a city.

[@GwainSagaFanChannel]

Eindhoven is the way it is written toycat

[@camdenharper7244]

I would lose this challenge on spelling alone.

[@Spacemongerr]

You did it correctly, it is spelt 'alone'

[@AmstradExin]

I did the test drunk before he did and I got 121 cities and 94Million of the population.

[@rickyrickstan563]

Just wanted to share, im on 85% of australia with 182 town

[@deathracoffee]

Forgetting Kraków was hillarious 😄

[@delfi7077]

it would be nice to see you do how many cities can you guess in the world

[@castor5454]

I got 444 cities and 25,68% of the population, the186 polish ones defilietly bumped up the number

[@PhoenixRPx]

Is Leeds Still being recognised by its 2014 Population? its up to the 800,000s now

[@richiehoyt8487]

A lot of those population figures are wrong or misleading. Just off the top of my head, they halved the population of Dublin, probably because of the way the city is carved up into different municipal local government areas. I didn't catch what they said Paris' population was, but going by the size of the circle, they rate it as _significantly_ smaller than London when in fact they are 'much of a muchness' with each other. Without laboriously deconstructing the whole thing, the problem seems to be that most cities are significantly 'over' or 'underbounded', compared to the area that is actually built~up - which is to my mind, almost always the most valid criterion for what constitutes 'the city' when discussing it's population, but all too often they either go with the 'Metropolitan Area', which will bring in a lot of the nearby dormitory towns and rural population; or in cities that are governed via a patchwork of local authority areas, they will simply give the population of the biggest or most central 'city council' area (or equivalent), or the one named for the city of which they are a smaller part. Again with Paris, I have seen its population given as anything from roughly 2,000,000 people, to 8,000,000 or more. In America, disparities in population statistics can be even wider! One hopes that however they've assessed population figures in this game, that they've at least been consistent (or as consistent as they _can_ be, anyway!)

[@NotJulius44]

@@richiehoyt8487 the population of paris is usually counted with île-de-france: Metropolitan Area: The Paris Region, or Île-de-France, covers 12,012 km2 and has a population of 12,213,447 as of January 2018, or 18.3 percent of the population of France, and it was estimated to be around 12,271,794 inhabitants in January 2023.

[@rudijohnsen9674]

The Ore in Sweden is Åre. The olympic city in Norway is Lillehammer. You also missed Trondheim and Kristiansand to nail the top 5 in Norway. Fun fact, you have both KristiansAnd and KristiansUnd in Norway. Does not help that we have KristiansTAd in Sweden. That should not cause any problems.

[@Karin-fj3eu]

I was born in Kristianstad 😎 yes Kristiansand confused me as a child lol

[@lentas4921]

And ore is malmi, malmi is part of helsinki

[@lentas4921]

In finnish

[@baskoning9896]

Eindhoven! Lol. Utrecht. Groningen. Enschede. A hard one would be 's-Hertogenbosch, try spelling that correctly. Breda. Maastricht. Tilburg. Venlo.

[@gentuxable]

's-Hertogenbosch always reminds me of the tiny swiss town called Herzogenbuchsee which is also difficult to type and say for non-german speakers and it means almost the same it's just the duke's lake not his forest :D

[@phoenixdemarino1714]

With an unlimited timer on the world one, i think my best is about 8000

[@shqip_sumejja]

I can name lots of southern or eastern European cities but useless when it comes to nordic cities So it's hard to watch him name Balkan cities 💀

[@fredrickdemello2260]

Hell Every Nyan, how are you fine sank you...................

[@radio_marco]

33:40 This was too professional for 2nd channel content. (Joke)

[@brianoconnor1721]

I went to this quiz, and it didn't work, what browser are you on. does it just not work on chrome? because i typed in london and it didnt get it correctly Edit: I figured out i need to hit enter

[@Supremedalex]

I did the US one. I felt the same way the entire time

[@hhyukhyhhg]

Bruh. Finland is not part of Scandinavia, but DENMARK is 😂 Why does every non-scandinavian either think Scandinavia is a country, or switch Denmark out for Finland??

[@roerd]

Depends on the definition. The geographical definition would be the Scandinavian peninsula which includes the north-west of Finland, but not Denmark (unless you count Scania as Danish).

[@ibx2cat]

Fennoscandia is a much more logical geographical region if you ignore the culture/history reasons for including Denmark

[@hhyukhyhhg]

@@ibx2cat Fennoscandia yes does include Finland and exclude Denmark, because the majority of Denmark isn't on the scandinavian peninsula. But the word Scandinavia encompasses only Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Because of said cultural and historical reasons, as you mentioned. But also linguistical, since swedes, danes and norwegians can understand eachother's languages interchangably, while finnish stems from indo-uralic, along with hungarian. Finland is much more closely related to russia and the rest of the slavs historically and culturally. That's why we have the two distinctions Fennoscandia and Scandinavia. I hope none of this comes across as demeaning or anything of the sort, I'm a huge fan of your channel, but couldn't resist being an offended scandinavian dane 😂

[@lentas4921]

Finland is in some cases but not in all cases.

[@S1lence_D]

No "anyways 2nd channel don't care" at the end 😨🤯

[@xaesthetics1769]

"Klaipėda", him: "Klaipedia"

[@rcat777]

Next time check off "all countries" instead of "any country" and it will give you every city with the same name

[@meandyouagainstthealgorith5787]

The biggest city you did not get is Kazan, Russia.

[@creeperawman1431]

MAH MAN WHY DIDNT YOU REALIZE THAT THE WHOLE OF TURKEY WASNT THERE AT THE START???? THERE IS A MAP WITH TURKEY INCLUDED TOO 😭😭😭😭😭 PLS NEXT TIME CHECK IT BEFORE VID I LIKE WHEN MY COUNTRY GETS MENTIONED 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 I LIKE NON IGNORANT KZbinRS MENTIONING MY COUNTRY I LIKE IT WHEN MY COUNTRY IS RELEVANT AUUUUUUUUU ILYSMMSKXWMSXIWW❤❤❤

[@toolebukk]

Great job. Now do it again, but without talking 😂

[@lentas4921]

Do this for all finnish cities

[@ryoukwjdbwopqmqpzl73819]

Should've taken some bits of Turkey since u included some of Russia

[@lauren9373]

Got 138 cities but knew so much more !

[@lentas4921]

I was in helsinki today

[@YawningYeti512]

I would love a us city quiz to see how well you know the us

[@jonntischnabel]

I had a go and got 21% of the urban population.

[@dasha-minecraft]

I wish i could yell some Russian cities at you, hehe Over all, you did very well imo

[@Osquirr]

Oooo I'll do It's gonna be interesting

[@emperiumforte6754]

Reykjavík its Reykjavík i use to live there

[@kennymixter6475]

Do the world do the world

[@lentas4921]

Kerava is near helsinki

[@lentas4921]

Vantaa

[@lentas4921]

Tuusula

[@lentas4921]

Espoo

[@lentas4921]

All from 🇫🇮 (uusimaa)

[@Slikx666]

Yet again he missed Plymouth. 🥴👍

[@maciborson5932]

bro check out how to read wrocław cause its not vruhclaw

[@Crunschster-zi7jn]

He knew my city but not the name 😰 I'm devistated

[@michaelwisniewski6047]

My God, that was hopeless!

[@alexanderzieschang2664]

Please do Germany to make up for not spelling my city Darmstadt correctly! xD

[@cardenova]

Dude…. Andrew….. 😂 Hope all is well

[@ilovemalaysia]

I feel bad that the only Austrian places I know is austria and fucking

[@11324atafrbrgrdbted]

I would love to see Toycat do the Uk

[@miguelhamrol6567]

Do Africa, how many african cities do you know? It's often ignored, and yet it's a big part of the world.

[@vupni]

do the whole world

[@artemdotrains35]

You forgot Kharkiv and Odessa in Ukraine, they are 2-3rd largest cities of Ukraine

[@marym7104]

Within 7 hours!

[@bratportpower]

Do Australia

[@baaaj3200]

pozdro Luton :-] not a city in UK 😅

[@lentas4921]

Wathing this at kerava

[@tarmaskhalifa871]

Hard to justify how Cyprus is Europe while turkey which sits above Cyprus ain't. I guess if Turks were Cristian and white then why would be Europe too.

[@triv4492]

How dare you know more French cities than Polish ones?

[@mrfoodarama]

hahaha, i caught that

[@sasik225]

I wouldnt guess that someone who has a geography chanel would struggle so much even with capitals... and if you come from english speaking country you should learn standard indoeuropean pronunciation, because english is the weird one and it is fucking weird to hear things like Alm instead of Ulm or Kladzh napouka instead of kluzh napoka or chinsinau which you say like it should be china with the chin at the beggining :D Or thinking that malaga is an island but it is probably the biggest city south from madrid .. these are just basic mistakes people with geography chanels shouldnt do ... that is why we have all the gengiskhans instead of chingiskhans and other weirdly damaged names...

[@sasik225]

in most european and indoeuropean languages if you write down C you read C [:ts:] and not K .. so when you say podgoriKa my ears are bleading the same as when you say that malaga is an island :D