Cities of the World Photo Trivia

Each of these paintings shows a representation of a famous world city covered in snow. Look at the clues in each painting and match it with the correct world city. (Click the images for a closer look!) Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12

How well do you know certain world cities? Identify where you are by the description or by the photo in order to be a more worldly quiz-taker.

How well do you know certain world cities? Identify where you are by the description or by the photo in order to be a more worldly quiz-taker.

How well do you know certain world cities? Identify where you are by the description or by the photo in order to be a more worldly quiz-taker.

Cities and their skylines change the horizon wherever they are built. Some consider them a beauty, especially when lit up at night, others think they are an aesthetic crime. Can you match these these human-built new horizons with the city they represent? Recommended for grades: 11,12

None of these places are officially the capital cities of their respective countries...but they're all notable in their own ways. See if you know your world cities! Good luck!

Many of the world's great cities grew up as trading centres on the banks of major rivers. This quiz is about just ten of them.

We're going to go for gin, beer, rum and various other drinks by travelling around the world. This quiz will visit the cities associated with creating various alcoholic beverages, with picture clues to help.

Many of the world's cities sit on the edge of the sea, and with this quiz it's up to you to determine the locations based on the clues. I give you the sea; you tell me what city it is or isn't. Good luck!

Take a trip around the world and see if you can recognize these great cities from their skyline. I'll include some clues in the questions too.

None of these destinations are harbor cities, and while you may think that would be a cause for concern, you might find some good reasons, in this quiz, for these ten locations not to need to worry.

Prior to the Aviation Age, a prosperous city was one that could trade with its international maritime neighbours. That meant access to the sea to create a port. This Author Challenge quiz explores the world's largest cargo ports.

This quiz is dedicated to some major world cities that - for reasons such as crime, pollution, or climate - present various kinds of challenges to the people who live there.

How's your world geography? In each question I've provided a map with a red star indicating the location of a town or city whose name has six letters, all you have to do is identify it!

Of the ten destinations outlined in this quiz, absolutely none of them are national capitals, but that's okay! Good luck!

Spend your holidays taking a cruise. In this quiz are forty possible ports of call. Choose one of the four provided based on the hints and maybe you can take a break from the boat. Good luck!

Do you like living dangerously? These world cities were built on or around a volcano and not all of them were extinct... Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

A megacity is a metropolitan area inhabited by more than 10 million people. This quiz will lead you on a journey through some of the world's largest and most populous urban centres.

You're stuck in traffic barely moving for hours. Finally, you see a sign up ahead and think the misery is over. When you can read the sign, it says... No Parking. To calm the road rage, here is a photo quiz about cities with the world's worst traffic.

Many cities stand on the banks on major rivers. I'll tell you which river and you tell we which city is in the photograph.

Let's take a trip around some of the world's major cities. In each case, there is also a photograph to help you identify our destination.

Take a trip around the world to recognize these great cities from their skyline and the other clues provided.

The capital is often also the largest city and there is a clear 'second city', such as Birmingham in England. Take a trip around the world to visit some of these 'second cities'...

Many cities stand on the banks on major rivers. I'll tell you which river and you tell we which city is in the photograph.

What if you arrive at your destination only to find you're in the wrong location completely?

Come on a ten question vacation with me as I travel the world looking for the perfect cup of coffee. Remember there is no bad cup of coffee, only average, good, and excellent!